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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-07-03
Cine Organization Ger Yoitof=
flee Glerfs.

Sm Saale bes 8unoes=@eri9ts pirb
morgen 9fa6mittag cine Gtadts Orr
ganiiation Der poif=Sffice @lerts prea=
nilirt weroen. gfational Srganiiator
s. @. &nowles bon Wi6igan unb
ytational Setretdr 9. 6. 2osffler BON
Wlilwaufee iperoen antpeienb iein. gs
iino i'm Staaie 20 locale Srganiia=
tionen uno in Der morsen ftattlinben=
ben 8erlammlung ioaen oisislten au
elmer 9ereinisuns peridmOlssn, tperoen.
Bon ben IS @lerts Der bisiissn pOf=
Office sebOrsn 60 Der lOtalen Orsani=
iation on.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-07-03
Or. absnSrotb's Grfols.

Sr. Mbenbrotb 3 bat in Der leb=
ten 3eit bur6 feline nit maenetiiden
Satterien ausgefiibrten erfOlsrei6en
gebanblunsen bon &ranfbeiten, tuelde
bon anoeren 4ersten als un9silbar auf=
eegeben poresn fino, beredti9tes Nuf=
ieben errest. gr 1T Elm filler, rubiser
Mann unb er ipriat nur febr ielten
bon isinsn grfOlsen. UT ldBt ieins
S6atsn fir fi9 ipreden. Was er bis
babin nit ieinsn magnstiiden 9uren
eeleiltst bat, 1T serabe su unglaubli9.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-07-03
@m. q. &ertermanm's 8 8esrab=
nib iuirS am eamitas Sfa9=
mittas ftattiinoen.

Sie iterbliden Isberreite unieres am
Sonntas in Sacramento, gaI., bonn
5OOe babinserafften Wiitbiirsers Serrn
@m. g. gertermann tperben am
Samitag yormittag bier eintrsffsn.
Die Seerbisilns finott am GamItag
Nadmittaa i'm 2 llbr bonn 0auie
feines Yrubers Sobn Nertermann,
go. 3010 Cif Waihin9tOa Str, aus
itatt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-07-03
Tair 8anf.

Wtit heute 9lbeno beeinneno tpiro
tudhreno bieier Wp9e fOl9enbes rsi4=
baltiees mulitaliides Yrogramm sur
Sur9fiibruns selansen:
March-~American Thoroughbred'', Brown
Selection from "Ernani". Verdi
Invitation la Valse. Weber
Solo for cornet. ........ Selected
Mr.. Eugene Wack.
Medley Overture-Introducing "Give
Me Back My Lize," "Can't Tell
Why I Love You, but l d."
."Lam, Lam, LAM" "Good-by,
Dolly Gray" '.If That's Society,
Excuse Me-" "Just Because She
Made Dem Goo-goo Eyes "The
Village Belle" "No North or
; SOUTH today. Allison
Overture-"Fra Diavolo" .Auber
Solo for xylophone. ....... Selected
Mr.. Howard Kopp.
Selection from "Hoity- Toity" Stromberg
GA Trip to Coney Island' nd'.........
Theo. Moses-Tobani
Descriptive-"Rush at South Ferry
Afterward, the great rush for the
home-bound train. ''Home, Sweet
Home"
March-''The Inyincible Eagle. -. Sousa
Medley Decentralization Blossoms
......... Won Tilzer
(a) "Loreley =. Nesvadba
(bl Polka Capriccioso-"May l ?" :. Luders
Selection from ''King Dodo" Luders
Finale-Medley, cred, White and
Blue" Boos
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-07-03
gierte Smli 5sisr
@Orsen ssmeini4aftIi&es @aIbfeit.
1. o. K. P.

W1oraen tperoen Die Yereinigten
Qoaen beg 0erbeiierten Srbens Der
Sptbias=Gitter in Der Staot, unter ben
@uIpicien Der @srtpaltunssrdtbe Der
2oeen, I'M @ermania Part Elm 9roB=
ortiees gSalsfeft beranitalten.
So. a., Yptbian 6uarbs. bic uni=
fOrmirte @btbsiluns Der bieiisen 8 Osen,
miro in eepObntsr i9neioiger Weiie
unter Capt. 6orbes' Commando meb=
rere grercitisn auffiibren, Die ii9erli4
alIgemeinen Seifaa finbsn perben.
Ollie oeutihen 8ereine Der Stabt ba=
ben ipecielle ginlaounsen our She'll
nabms erbalten uno tperoen aud
Oroensbriioer aus anberen Stdoten 5u
Der 6eitlidteit erpartet. 9lm Ibeno
miro sur Seier bes ,8lorreiaen Bier
ten" Elm prd9tiges 6euertuert abge'
brannt weroen. Ser gintritt lit fir
Mitslieoer Der 2pgen uno ibre 6ami=
lien, fir Die einselaoenen beuti4en
Iereine, iptpie fir Die Wtitslieber oes
@ermania parf 8ereins frei.
Ser ,,Siibieits Wdnner9 o r"
bdlt morgen in Dem biibi3en 9bonir=
@artsn cine srOBe bierte Suli =6eier
ab, Die gta6mittass nit einem @Onsert
beeinnt. 6iir ben 4bsnb 1T ein gall
neblt prd6tissm 6euertpsrt pOrgeieben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-07-03
Nahri6ten aus Snbiana.
$ 0 d m a iier.

War ~. Sn 6olgs Der anbal=
tenben ibwsren 3esensiiiie lit Der
Walnut Greet, in iuelden oas tdbtiIds
Mbsuss=Ganal=Sp fi4 ersieBt, gu
einem ettua cine WlsiIe breiten Strome
seworoen. Sie Waiiermsnsen oes
@reets aber ersieBen iib mieosrum in
ben Center Safe unb aus oieiem besiebt'
Die Staot itr Srinfpaiier. gs miro
befiirdtet. oa basielbe ourd Die 3u=
fliiiis oss gBalnrt Greet psrunreinist
miro. oaBRrantbeiten entitebsn tperben.
Ser in ben Nieoerunsen Der Staot unb
in Der Na3baridaft anseri9tets S9a=
ben il Elm enormer.
Srei Yferbe ertrunten
Sesforo. Seim Sural9wim=
men bes Wbite &iper ertranfen brei
pferoe Der 8sbriioer Solbert unb 2ap=
renee Sbielos. Die 9syteren batten
nm ibre jenieits Deg Sluiies belesene
6arm su errei9en einen Na6en benubt,
tpdbreno iie ibre bier Yfsrbe idtuimmen
lieBen, cine prDcebur, tpelte iie udb=
reno Der lebtsn Sage erfolyrsi9 bur6=
gefiibrt batten. 9lber es gelang nur
einem Der Sbiere nit Grfola su lanben.
Sie anberen orei fonnten feinen felten
SUB faiien. sic purben bon Der
StrOmung suriidseriilen uno ertran=
fen. Sic reprdientirtsn einen @ertb
bon $500.
Sturm d aoen.
st. W anne. Son einem ihue=
rem 8epitteriturme tpurbe Die llmee=
eenb Der Staot beimesiu9t. Serielbe
bat namentlid in ben Sbfsdrten uno
auf ben 8etreibefelbern eroBen Sda=
Den anseri6tet. Ser 2anbbrieftrdger
6rant &arn tuurbe bon einem Baum,
Der entmurseit tuoroen mar, setroffen
uno i9per perleBt.
M ari dali Gountp bile b
ni6t Der d ont.
@ lpmoutb. Sa9elidldee unb
@etuitter iudten seitern Na9mittas
basGountp beim unb ridteien bebeuten=
ben S1aoen an. 9agellhroten bon
Der @roBe BON Saubeneiern fonnten
bon ben StraBen auf9eleien tperben.
@iele SduIer tpurben entbd9ert unb
Sauienoe bon Obitbdumen tpuroen in
grennbOls perwanoslt.
9 m 9 ii 3 getroffen.
8o ben. @dbrenb bes seItertt
gia6mittas tattsefunoenen itarten
@etpitters tpurbe Der 6armer gomaro
gOntraser bonn gliBe setroffen. Gr
irar biele Stunoen lang betuuBtlos uno
Miro idtpsrlih nit Dem 2eben babon=
fpmmen.
8 as Sci den beg an n ib b o n
& d ter 6 3 tie.
2oeansport. Nas 9ei6en-
besdnsniB oes 10 pl0Bli9 aus Dem
2sben sei9isbenen &reisri9ters Sub-
lep $. @baie finoet am Sreitas Sad.
mittas itatt. Naitslieber bes 9lobofa=
tenitanbes i'm eanssn 2anoe tperoen an
oemielben tbeilusbmen. Sie Sreimau=
rer=2oeen unb 8eteraner 0ereine
tperben in corpore bertreten iein.
Ser 9fadfoleer bes Yerblidenen
miro bonn 8oupetneur Surbin ernanni
iperben.
g 9nitter Sob bdlt @rnte.
gpansbilIe. Gamuef Nor=
man garnif, Elm befannter Ydoaooa
unb prdTioent zines taufmdnniiden
2ebr=Snitituts 1T seitern i'm 9llter bon
90 Sabren in Golge eines S9laaan=
fails pl0bli4 aeitprben. 9ltraham
2Oewentbal, Elm berborrasenoer Cont
miIlionsbdnbler, lit i'm 9llter bon 67
Sabren aus Dem 0sben eeI6isbsn.
gEm Il. Wertermnnm'S WrnrSh-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-07-03
No. 268.
6robSriiannien.
8 3 36nias 8efino

Ses 86niss Sefinoen.
son. 8. Suli. Sas beute
TOrmittag BON bic aerjtsn bes 2Onies
ausgesebene Bulletin lautets iuie foist:
Ser &onis hat gut sei9lafsn unb
ni6ts bat ii& ereisnet, uel9ss ben
6Orti9ritt Der gsiisrung binoern
tonnte."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-07-03
9 { | b # m o r b.

@ellineton. 9as.. 8. Suli.
Gin iunser Mann, 3amens 60.
Stahr. jasts fib auf Der bier Wleilen
nOrolid bon Milan, &as., belegenen
5arm oes 8. 3. 3oot cine 3ueel in
ben &opf, ii6 t0btli6 pertuunbenc.
grbesins Die Shat Dor ben aueen
zines bon ibm aneebeteten iuneen
@doaens, Iamens Ilice &ebler, wel=
ae feline Setuerbung um ibrs Sanb turj
Supor absei4laeen bate. Stabr
itammt auo SaserstOwn, Sno.. MOS
ielbit feline Samilis iebr amseieben 1T.
Geuersbrunft. Il.
Sartforo, Conn.,, 3. Suli. Die
Sebduoe Der pGapetpell SOrie=Nail
Co." wurOen beute in friiber MOrsen=
itunos our9 6euer total ssritOrt. Der
S4aben miro iib auf ettpa s4O0, 900
belaufen. Serielbe lit aroBtsntbeils
our6 Serii9eruns eeoeft.
Giienb ab unfall.
Pittsbure, Ya., 3. Suli. Sn
Der 9fdbe bon Glascop collioirte beute
MOrsen elm periOnen3us Der gittsburs
uno @eitern Sabn=@eIeni6aft nit ei-
mem @rcuriiOns;uge. gfdbere Ginjsln=
heiten feblen no1.i
@ ten b ii DE in M . l.
8rano &apios, Wli1., 8.
Suli. @Oltenbriids iudten bsute Den
iiiomeitli6en Sbeil oes Staates beim
uno ri9teten namentlid in Den Sbit=
gdrten beoeutenben S9absn an. Die
bon bier aussebenoen giienbabnsiiee
miiien Suriidbebalten iueroen, oa on
pielen Stellen Die @elsiie untertuaiten
iino. Sn Der ettpa fiinfsebn Msilen
bon bier beleeenen Srti6aft Mioscom
IOaen iiebsn 9erIonen tinem tornado,
usl4er bort setuiitbet bate, gum Apfsr
sefullen iein.
6 Sellerie Grnte berniftet.
Setroit. Mi9., 3. Suli. Ser
8etuitteriturm, tpel6er Die lsbte gladt
iiber Die 6elosr bon &alamasoo feate,
bat Die Selerie grnte totaf perni6tet.
Sobn Wilion, Elm Sarmer bon 9eOni=
oas, tuuroe nit iol6er Hu9t eeaen
einen SelesrapbenpfOiten ssi6lsuoert,
oaB er auf Der STEELE itarb.
8etbeert uno gefe5ert.
Sterlina ST.. 8. Suli. Sie
in Der @a4bariaaft belesene >Orti9aft
Mount Morris tpar seiiern Der S9au=
plaB zines ieniatiOnsllen greilniIies.
gs ioate bort bas 9sidenbesdneniB
Der Grau Sobn Seibsrt itattiinben.
Sas Saus mar nit 9eiotragenoen
anssfiillt, als bieielben pl6Bli9 ee=
pabrten. tuie Seibert in einem Neben=
Simmer feline Sdmdeerin umarmte unb
fiiBte. Dies erbitterte Die 2eiotraaen=
ben bermaBen, oaB iie Die Seioen in
elm natebslesenes Waisfelo i6leppten,
aussosen unb iie Johann nit Sheer
unb Sebern bsOedten. S6on gu 9eb=
5eiten ieiner 6rau foa Seibert nit
ieiner S6mdgerin Elm 2iebesberbdltniB
unterbalten baben.
@O lien ni6t freitsn.
2ouisbille, Gp., 8. Suli. Die
gereinigten 8rubenarbeiter bon aen=
tudp baben beIdlOiisn, nidt su itrsitsn.
IS lit oieies oas &sIultat elmer unter
ibnen borsenommenen sebeimen slb=
itimmung. Sic beidloiisn Die nit Der
y@elfern &entudp Mh'n." abgeidloile=
nen @Ontraete, melde nod bis sun 1.
Npril 1903 binoeno itnb, ein,uhaltsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-07-03
3iom' Stride.

Sie .G6riitian gnoeabor SOcietn"
Der 3iun's 2ir9e peranfnltet am 9.
uno 10. Suli in ben Sonntassi4ul=
rdumen Der Stride cine Gair, beren
@rlOs fir WObltbdtistsits. .3wede per=
tuenoet tuerben Ioa.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-07-03

.W 0robe 4. Suit Teter
Der peretnt8tem Sogem oeS
WerbeHerten CroenS Der
Yptbias 8itter, tm Oers
mania Yart. Mbenos grcBeS
Ueuermert. Ser Gtntritt TT
fur Nit9lieoer oer &o8en
itmo tbre Gamiltem, fur Die
oie eitt9elaoettett oeiatI0ett
Veretme, iotute fiir ote Ntt=
9Iitoer oes 0erttaamta Yart:
WeretnS fret.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-07-03
Yboe6s gerein.

Die ssitrise Yeriammluns bes
, p6oebe 8ereins" Die IN Der 2. &efpr-
mirten Stride, gde Nlabama uno Mer+
ria Str, ftattfanb, nabm taum cine
giertelitunoe in Mnipru9 unb es ipur=
ben nur laufenbe @eiddfte erlebigt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-07-03

" OrobeS Ntemtc oeS
Satern Uerein'S tn Rmar=
ser'S 0rope, &pnmtaa, 6.
Salt. Gtmtritt fOe
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-07-03
@O len ni9t freitsn.

gauerlaubn Bf9eine.-
6. 8. uno %. u. Barrier, Got 6 nno
T. 6actorp parf, b0lssrnss Wobnbaus,
$3.50. = 6. s. SaplOr, 1927 part,
geranoa, sl60. = 5. 90. G.eoris,
gee9er &applssate, Stall U. sdeuns,
5000. = Granf S. grintman, 227 q.
9arosp, eoitassl $1,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-07-03
Tairbieiu Yarf.

Sm Sairbistp part miro moresn
abeno Elm srObartises Seuerwert abse=
brannt tperoen. Sic Snoianapolis
@ilitdr=@apeue piro fOlsenbes mulita=
liides prosramm sur Sur9fiibruns
bringsn:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-07-03
Gaoiette Ndmmer6or.
Ionsert ttno 8a4, attt Tret.

tag, Den 4. SmIt, ttis Yh6ntr
0arten tno 0aue. Gtmtritt
1Oc a Veriom. 9ta@Htttta9S
3 ttbr 0artem Concert,
slbenos 2 1tbr Demertpert
ttmb Saa.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1902-07-24
Either Serve or Resign.

We went to council meeting
Tuesday night having a small bill
to present, and we were heartily
ashamed Of our democratic council
men for their absence ON that
night. The four republican mem
bers were at their post and waited
until 8 80 O'Clock for even one
democrat to come to make quor-
um, but not one showed up al
though they were telephoned and
said they would come. There was
some important matters before the
council that should have been at
tended to, but no quorum could be
obtained. Several bills were in
from laboring men that need the
money, and now by the negligence
of our councilmen these laboring
men must needs wait three more
weeks for their pay. The matter
of accepting 15 town lots near the
new pottery and getting roadway
to and from this works was up for
hearing, with the stockholders
present, and needing action so they
can go on with their work, but
they could not get quorum for a
hearing, because some councilman
sitting around did not have his
stick whitfield quite In two yet.
The matter of accepting 32 town
lots in the Weldy addition was on,
which would add few thousand
valuation on the tax duplicate of
Logan, but no quorum of the coun-
Gil and the matter may lay over
three weeks, and the town may
lose the opportunity. If council
men are not going to attend to the
office that the people entrusted
them with let them resign, and let
some body accept it that will.
We don't care what party a citizen
belongs to, as soon as he is elected
to an office, he becomes a non
partisan public servant and let him
fill that office or resign.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1902-07-24

THE following from the Pauld-
ing Democrat, edited by Senator
w. E. Decker, is significant.
"The governor has submitted a
number of statements to the news
papers regarding the work of the
prospective special session of the
Legislature, but in none of these
has he intimated there is any de-
sire or demand for the repeal of
the law relieving the railways from
paying for arc lights at street
crossings in the municipalities of
the state. We will offer the pre-
diction, however, that the special
session will not reach adjournment
until that law is either repealed or
the Republicans put on record
against its appeal. That is one
bill that will find its way into the
hopper on the first day of the
special session, that it is safe
proposition to bet on. ."-Marys-
vile Journal.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1902-07-24

There is total of 39S, $40 square
feet of exhibition space in the
buildings, besides many private
buildings, and acres of ground
plated and arranged fer exhibits
proper to be operated on open
ground, all of which will be filled
with exhibits and displays repre-
senting the farm and garden pro-
ducts, fruit of many varieties,
growing plants and flowers, paint
ings, photography, carvings, etc.,
woman's work and decorative art,
fine merchandise, music, etc., house
and office furnishings, machinery
and agricultural implements, the
products of workshops and factor
les, carriages, buggies, and auto
mobiles, high-bred horses, fancy
and fashionable turnouts, the
cholcest cattle and finest herds,
Sleeps from the best focks and
varieties, swine, poultry and pet
stock, all the newest inventions
and latest perfected productions
For pleasure, as well as profit,
the Ohio State Fair at Columbus,
September l, 2, 8, and 5 should
attract the attention and attend
ance of every Ohio citizens inter-
est in the progress of the State and
her industries. The management
of the State Fair has provided
many high-class features OF amuse-
ment and special attractions to en-
llven the general exhibition and
afford royal good time to all who
attend, and cheap railway rates
over all lines leading to- Columbus
will be in force the entire week.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1902-07-24
Should Give Bond.

We understand that few of
the Republican county candidates
refuse to pay their money into
their party committee until the
treasurer, Col. Sands, gives bond.
They will be assessed to the amount
of about $500 90 and they can not
see anything unreasonable in the
treasurer of such organization
giving bond, any more than the
treasurer of any lodge giving bond.
The question has never before
arisen, but it seems to be gaining
ground among the Republican
candidates this year. The treas
urership being "thrust" upon the
Colonel, he will probably resign,
rather than bother with the bond.
They all owe their nominations to
him and should not hesitate to
place their money in his hands for
distribution.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1902-07-24
delight bt the Dehoctats Of col.

delight by the Democrats Of Col
umbus.
Mr.. CARRIER is one of the loyal
Democrats under any and all cir
cumstances. He is and has been
for years great friend of Hon.
W. j, Bryen, and in both of
Bryan's campaigns took very
active interest in his behalf.
Mr.. CARRIER is at present chair
man of the state committee on or
ganization and has at great ex-
pense to himself secured. data to
be used in the coming campaign
which will prove invaluable.
Chairman Frey of the state cen
trail committee says that the or
ganization is the best the Demo-
Gratis have had for years.
Mr.. CARRIER served as vice chair
man of the campaign in 1900 and
has been a member of the state
central and executive committee
for number of years.
Mr.. CARRIER married one of Lo.
gan's most talented and respected
young ladies. She was formerly
Miss Daisy Curtis.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1902-07-24
About Illegal Fees.

We notice a little squib in the
Journal-Gazette last week that re-
fers to Democratic county officials
taking illegal fees that they
should pay them back, etc. Now
why did not the Journal say, "The
REPUBLICAN officials that took
illegal fees should pay them back, :"
We will say first that every
Democratic official against whom
there was found cent of illegal
drawing has paid back every cent
demanded of them, but many of
the republican officials who were
charged up with illegal drawing,
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1902-07-24
The Ohio State Fair at Columbus Sep
tember l., \, 8, 4 and S, 1909.
Located on Attractive Park Grounds,
Provided by the State for the Pro-
motion of Her Industries and
the Benefit and Pleasure of
Her Citizenship.

The people of Ohio are always
interested in the State Fair, which
since 1886 has been held at Colum-
bus, upon permanent grounds own
ed by the State and controlled by
the State Board of Agriculture as
managers of the Fair, During
these sixteen years the grounds
have been transformed into a most
beautiful and inviting park, the
exposition buildings have been pro-
vided that are the best adapted to
the purpose of any to be found
anywhere in the world.
OF these great buildings there
are now fifteen located throughout
the grounds, seperate building
for each distinctive department of
the fair, and each building equipped
for the best showing of the exhib-
it's intended.
The State Fair of the present
year will be held five full days,
September 1, 2, 8, 4, 5. 1t will be
the industrial mecca toward which
travel from every county in Ohio,
and from adjoining states, will be
directed. The exhibition through
out will grandly and worthily rep
resent the products of skill and in
dustry, as gathered into this great
school for object lesson teaching.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1902-07-24
Petition.
To the Honorable Council of the
Village of Logan, Ohio: ~

To the Honorable Council of the
Village of Logan, Ohio: ~
: We, the undersigned, members
Of Anti Labor League, respectfully
petition your honorable Board to
remove from the street Immediate
ly east of the Court House, in Lo-
gan, Ohio, commonly known as
Loafer's Park, the unsightly, use-
less and annoying engine and
huller, now located thereon: and
that said park be leveled, cleaned
and the grass cut thereon; that a
croquet set be purchased by your
board and donated to the under
signed to be used in their recrea-
tion in said Park. We further
pray that your body purchase one
half doz. four passenger lawn
swings for the use of the under
signed in said Park.
Signed,
The ANTI-LABoR LEAGUE.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1902-07-24
uARBsR WINS THIS CONTEST
Darke County Man is Nominated For
Congress by Fourth District Dem
ocrats-Brililant Career.

WApAKoNETA, July 16.-The
congressional deadlock In the
Fourth district Democratic con-
gressional convention was broken
at IL o'clock Wednesday morning
by Allen county throwing its en-
tire vote to CARRIER on the 1437th
ballot. Auglaize cast it's full vote
for j. H. Cooke and Darke gave
CARRIER its go votes, making 126
within four of the nomination.
Mercer then retired for q consul
tation. On its return it cast it's
full vote for CARRIER. Shelby vot-
ed for him, giving him 20s votes
and the nomination.
During Tuesday nights session
the name of j. II. Cooke OF this
city was sprung as a candidate.
The last ballot at midnight stood: {:
CARRIER 70, Adkins Sc, Loree 614,
Cooke 400. The convention met
this morning determined to do
something. The first ballot re-
suited: CARRIER 73, Adkins 65,
Loree 80, Cooke 81. The vote
continued with no change until the
1437th ballot, when the break came
and the delegates flocked to Gar
Der. The CONSIST was one of the
most remarkable in the history OF
Ohio politics.
Mr.. CARRIER was born of poor but
highly respectable parents, and
has never known an idle day since
early youth. AT Z years of age he
secured employment in tobacco
factory, earning enough to clothe
himself during the winter next as
a telegraph messenger; then g
telegraph operator, the youngest
in the service of the Panhandle
Railway company; then as man
ager of the Western Union Tele'
graph company; then as manager
of different telephone exchanges,
and finally as the assistant gener-
al solicitor of the legal department
of the Central Union Telephone
company.
1t would be difficult for CARRIER
himself to tell when he first took
an interest in politics and the
! Democratic cause. 1t is known
that he took part in the parade OF
the Hancock and English club in
that notable campaign. CARRIER
was at that time but fourteen
years of age. An incessant and
vigilant Democratic worker has
been his record in every campaign
for twenty years. At the age OF
twenty four he was nominated fol
representative and elected by q
majority of 1904.
CARRIER served through four reg.
ular and one extra session of the
state legislature and his record in
the assembly is one that the county
has always been proud of. His
vote is recorded on all labor legis
lation on the side of the toiler an6
against the corporations, though
then as now an employe of a cor.
poration. In 1883 he became 9
member of the Brotherhood oil
Telegraphers' branch of the
Knights of Labor.
The news Of the nomination OF
Harvey c. CARRIER as the Demo.
cratic candidate for congress il
the Fourth district was hailed with
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1902-07-24
Attachment.

plaintiff, j. y. OF Perry Town
Us ship, Hooking
EliZnDeth Spencer, County,
def't. Ohio
On the 9th day of July A. ID. 1902, said
Justice issued an order OF attachment I'm the
above action, for the sum OF Forty Four
and Two Hundredths (sl402i Dollars.
SIMON STEEL.
South Perry, Ohio, July 10th, 1902.