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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1906-09-06

Benjamin Tyler, who retired
from business when the Carnegie
Steel Company was absorbed by
the IN tied States Steel Corpora
ton, is reported as insane. His
health was broken IN the mad pur.
suit of gain and his retirement
came too late, though he is only
thirty-eight. Nature is inclined
to be exacting upon those who go
the pace that kills. Some time
the quiet life will be more popu-
lar than it is now, when the mad
rush for riches is checked.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1906-09-06

China is to have a Parliament,
after many centuries of rule. or
the divine right plan. The com
mittee which recently completed
tour of other countries to see
how representative government
worked, has made it's report. Re-
forms are not going backward in
China, neither are the powers that
are sitting on the lid, as they are
in Russia.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1906-09-06
A LIVELY TUSSLE

with that old enemy of the race, Con-
stipation, often ends in Appendicitis.
To avoid all serious trouble with Stom-
ach, Liver and Bowels. take DR.. King g
New Life Pills. They perfectly regulate
these organs, without pain or discom-
fort 25c at James w. Legg & Co,
druggists.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1906-09-06

81 can't help it, declared Aunt
Mehitable Tarbox, "but there's
some few Bible characters that 1
never RELY cared for, Now there's
Beelzebub, fer instance. [ s'pose
he was a good man, but somehow,
| never could go that name! -
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1906-09-06

Claiming that he had been
thrown from the berth of the
sleeper of the Seaboard Air Line
train which collided with West
ern and Atlantic box car and Sc
riously injured, A. 0. Self, of At
lanta, brought action against the
roads for damages in the sum of
$4,000.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1906-09-06

Church-"What do you think
of your wife's voice since she took
music lessons ?" Gotham-''It's
no better; but there seems to he
more Of it,"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1906-09-06

Augustus Riley, q clerk in the
War Department, says that he
has lived for a number of years
on less than - cents a day. He
may have set the pace, but 1t will
never become popular. 1t is I'M
American.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1906-09-06

MY wife's gone away for six
weeks. "
Cum"
II say, my wife's gone away for
six weeks. "
"Well, which do you want, con-
dolence or congratulations"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1906-09-06

Can you tell me why bananas
are like wedding guests?"
II can't say | see any resemb
lance.
"Oh, yes, there is. Bananas
are like wedding guests because
they are always ready to throw the
slipper after the pairing comes off. "
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1906-09-06

Men like to think their sons will
marry in way to bring credit to
the standing Of the family social
".
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1906-09-06

The one thing that hurts a
mans feelings is to accuse him of
being the least bit vain.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1906-09-06

The bravest minute man may
suited from momentary weak
ness.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1906-09-06
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
Tablets. Alldruggistsr refund the money
if it fails to cure.
E. w. Groves signature is on each
box 25G
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1906-09-06

A woman appreciates even faint
praise when she's in swoon.
The Carlisle independent., 1906-12-13
The Liar on Wheels.

Ananias did not invent the auto mobile He was liar enough without it's help, which is said to have grad uated a crop of prevaricators that can discount the slickest and the biggest lie he ever got off, says the Denver Times. It is given on the authority of a member of the auto club in Mill wausee that every one of the forty members of that club is a liar when speaking of the cost of his machine, it's speed and what it has accom- plished in the way of hill climbing. Men who wouldn't lie about anything else on earth will lie about these things and expect to be believed If they strike twenty-mile clip they will make it forty in telling each other, and if it is thirty-mile gait they will go into court and swear that it was only fifteen.
The Carlisle independent., 1906-12-13
nRulls and Bears v

This familiar term, used in connec. tion with share transactions, desis, mates two opposing factions engaged in speculation, the one endeavoring to raise the values, and the other to de- press them. The bulls" magnify every circumstance favorable to the appreci- ation of the stock or other medium of speculation they hold, or have agreed to take at given time, while those who have contracted to deliver the same, or who for any reason wish to buy. do all in their power to depre- ciate them, and are therefore nick named "bears" The origin of the term is probably the natural procliv- ities of the animals-the bulls to toss things up in the air, and the bears to squeeze any enemy with which they come in contact.
The Carlisle independent., 1906-12-13
EDITOR

must be level and the shades cut carefully square so they wind up without running to either side A few cents more to secure an extra quality of fixtures is good investment.
 In this plan the pantry and china closet are separate, which is a very good arrangement. There is china and extra dishes for odd occasions that the family don't care to use every day. It is a good plan to have a place to keep such things where they are free from dust and at the same time handy to get at when want ed. Placing the sink in the pantry is another change from the ordinary that most women appreciate after they become accustomed to it. A wo- man takes great many steps in put ting dishes away when they are washed in the kitchen. By this ar engagement they are carried from the dining room to the sink, where they are washed and at once placed on the shelves and it is not necessary to do a great deal of travelling around.
 ASiS IS dA easy SldAi uy the kitchen to the cellar and over this a good stair leading upstairs and another over this to reach the attic.
 Another little convenience in this house is the cloak room in the front hall, the space under the stairway being used for the purpose. Hall clos. cts are becoming more common every year. It is much better to put coats, hats, umbrellas and rubbers in a closet than to hang them on hat rack or pegs in the open hallway. Hat racks are a nuisance at best and they look very untidy when hung full of old clothes and wraps. Of course, there is no objection to having hat rack in this hall at the side of the stair as an auxiliary to the clothes closet if you want it. A hat rack don't look bad if you just have two or three things hanging on it but it is no longer considered an essential. The trouble is where there are several members in a family the hat rack degenerates into a catch-ali. It Is great annoy anee to be obliged to clear it of every day, then there are members of the
The Carlisle independent., 1906-12-13

citedly happy-oyer the fnclement day of which, as hour after hour sped on, the weather became worse and worse. There is soniething peculiar ly inspiriting in rain storm from which one is protected
 With Taunton reached at last, in the gloom of the dusk, came informa- tion that it was the terminus; that two previous trains had been already of the station were all blocked by pas sengers of the less distinguished classes; and that the entire accom- modation of ail the hotels was ab- sorbed by the suite of royal person. age who was himself arrested and held prisoner.
 Demurely and dispassionately, as though the affair was neither interest nor concern of hers, with all the inn posture of simplicity, she stood aside and left to him the onus of arrange ment. "We are still companions in misery" she reminded him. And ul- timately an inn gave them harborage.
 Miss Muir established herself in a rocking-chair. The best will in the world to keep awake was not strong enough to come off successful in the conflict with warmth; for her chair, become it's ally. swinging to rhythmic time, and the combination conquered her.
 Sir John took up his position on the opposite side of the fire, whence his romantic vision thrust itself forward as the lens to be used.
 His self-complacent, enviable bach elordom, which he had thought as long ago brought to perfection's point, now
The Carlisle independent., 1906-12-13

shivered under the featherweight of Rosa's presence-a little more slim, 1t might be, little more attractive, certainly, yet not one whose impress he would have reckoned as likely to influence, for either good or ill, the well-considered structure of his life.
 Desire of acquisition gripped his heart. It would be crass stupidity not to make the most of this unlooked-for opportunity, for she might, tomorrow, go out of his life as she had gone once before. The fear became intolerable, and his face took on it an expression of resolution. He turned to her on passions nerves.
 Rosa"
 "Ah!" The woman awoke, moved wondering, shy, but completely hap py. Her eyes were soft with sleep.
 John" she murmured. His face, from the altitude of his 73 inches, smiled down at her.
 You woke me" she protested, re- proachful.
 Not without good reason
 "No?"
 T wanted to know that you were real"
 Are you sure?"
 Sure She put out a hand: "Is that all?"
 No. I had forgotten, all the time we were together, to ask for where you are bound.
 Falmouth"
 Falmouth! Not to my sister's?"
 Yes. I have always kept up my friendship with Mary.
 Then you knew-?"
 That you were to be there? Yes"
 And the train I was to go by" lie could see that her lip quivered.
 No. That was really accident"
 He smiled "A rare thing in the world is a woman with penetrating intelligence. Falling in love is no habit of mine. I did it once, some years ago, and the woman-pardon the descriptive inaccuracy-was girl who then did not know her own mind"
 Miss Muir interrupted: She had to allow other people to make it up for her.
 Sir John dropped upon his knees at her side.
 Now, when Chance throws me with her again"
 Chance! Don't you really under stand, John, or is man with pene- trating intelligence the rarest thing in the world?"
The Carlisle independent., 1906-12-13

tions are fortunate and they appre- ciate the situation in their way, espe- cially after visiting their playmates, because they are sure to find children who are not so fortunate and they cannot help noticing the difference. AS they grow older they will cause a little anxiety by climbing their way out through the window to the fiat tin roof, but the railing will keep them taught not to climb in dangerous places. Children are the life of the house and they should be remembered at building time.
 A perfect house is a difficult prop osition but this plan leaves very little to bc desired. There Is a front stair and back stair, good cellar, a good attic and plenty of cfoset room, in cluding linen closet in the upper hall. The rooms are so compactly arranged that one chimney answers for the furnace. the kitchen range and a grate in the sitting room.
 The sitting room, by the way, is an exceptionally fine room. It is fifteen feet wide by eighteen feet long and has three very attractive windows, windows that woman likes to spend a little time over arranging the drap- cries and shades just to her liking. If this window faces the south it should have double shades, a light colored shade next to the glass for outside appearance and also to use in dark weather; inside of this anoth- CT roller shade of dark shade of green will be found very agreeable when the. sun shines hot in summer. A little extra care is necessary in put ting up double shades; the rollers
The Carlisle independent., 1906-12-13

worse, and ought we not to be some where near Swindon?"
 "The weather is certainly getting worse, but 1 am not in a position to be sure about Swindon. It strikes me that we have embarked upon a jour- ney that has no perceivable end"
 You have" Miss Muir's eyes wandered to the lunch basket-"with you most attractive-looking hamper. The monotony of life gives way be- fore an unopened surprise packet"
 T am liberal-minded enough to of fer to share"
 Perhaps it was the lunch that un- locked the heart of him. Before it he had felt in Miss Muir's presence little uncomfortable; but now, looking at her, she became familiarAown sis. ter as it were to the woman he had loved. He talked of interesting, inn personal matters, was a cheery con- panion and a od-humored, and Miss Muir responded by listening en- couragement.
 They condoled with each other-a sham condolence, for both were ex.
The Carlisle independent., 1906-12-13

A large family may be comfortably accommodated in 9 house like this
 For economy of construction and heat ing, two very important features, it would be difficult to find anything better when the amount of room is considered. There are young children usually in all large families, and this house is intended to be paradise for children. The aleove off the front
The Carlisle independent., 1906-12-13

bedroom is the proper place for the little chaps and their small sisters Nothing could be better or more cozy than this arrangement It is big enough for cot or a small bed and there is a small narrow clothes closet, just the proper thing for their little belongings.
 Children who have such accommoda-
The Carlisle independent., 1906-12-13

Mir. William A. Radford will answer questions and give advice FREE OF COST on all subjects pertaining to the subject of building for the readers of this paper. On account of his wide expe- rience as Editor. Author and Manufac- turer. he is, without doubt, the highest authority on all these subjects. Address all inquiries to William A. Radford, No. 194 Fifth Ave, Chicago, H., and only enclose two-cent stamp for reply.
The Carlisle independent., 1906-12-13

inctes long, exclusive of porches, and it should be built under ordinary cir cumstances for bout s2,S00, but an. other hundred dollars or two should be spent on the grounds.
The Carlisle independent., 1906-12-13
An Enforced Companionship
By FRANCES RIVERS

Copyright, 1906. by Joseph B. Bowles)
The evening world., 1906-10-27
MUTUAL Life men
IN JEROME INQUIRY
Distriett-Attorney's Office In.
vestigates Alleged Coercion
nf General Agents.


AgtrBE biEtrrt-AtterBtps s#fss'se 70.
day :,durirtcd the truth OF the story that
his ONCE Is investigating reports re-
gariinK the recent election of officers
III tl4e MrtInnl Life Insnrance Company.
I, has been claimed Tor weeks thai CO.
aneian was empiayel 70 force The gsh-
er.Si r,.rttt4 the nnnnttY- Ia 1Euppurt
;l.o-.liii IN. Lis nj on ticker tsa:tist The
,.oiies aaiaers. ticket Several OF the
general agents whn rctilsed to eleaIon-
eer for the adnrinistratlon slate have
been discharged from the employ OF tllt
company
Al least one OF these dismissed agents.
F.dEiITd o. sutton. nts stt-, aAa
lias D,.SSn rx,s N tttit.i isas ir sinG tha.
others who asS eSpacted TO visit him
,,assaTa ty ar send airidayits include
st,.nu1raB Reid Ftiir of New York, Fred
q 5T,Uirf---of Detfettand COL Blscpe
fiirdn,nns OF Louisville.
s.itfYr have aE-Set seSured no fhetg
wAIch would wRrrant the fTssrictESt-7
-fI7fnsv- Stt.-r=-t tlr-ti AhI--Itry ry.to
e,t,.es s,tke nc tl,t,s said Mr.. Smythe. TINT
we are sttli engaged In tho invest!ga'
HON. - - rs-i 80
The evening world., 1906-10-27


treat secrecy WAS maintained about
an lntGrlnentory decree of absolute d.
vorce granted to-day BY Justice oFtfdr.
man, In the supreme Court, IN favor
Of Francs l.. RoosGYelt-from William
o. Roosevelt.
The lawyers carefully excluded from
the decree the relation of any fact that
would reveal the Identity OF the par
tles, or the story Of their martial
trotto,es The papers were scaled aud
only the decree was 10, be sapn.
William o. Roosevelt is a second
cousin Of President Roosevelt. frs,
cousin OF W, Emlin RooaGP5lt and n
sbn OF charles y, RpoiarYelt, i:c Is now
IN Europe. nnd hab been stlcrc for n
y6ar. Ills once js at 80. 81 Wall
street, which IS the location OF r. B.
R6oseveltR Equitable Trust Company.
His lawyer IN the sDlr Stephen iea-
man, OF No is William strts,. as
Jsnes h. RooEtvelt for o partner.
The decree reeites that Arthur Hrtsi
WIS, on Oct. ?, appointed referee to
hear the testimony. There were three
hearings, npoTi which he reported oct.
- that tine charge made by the
plaintiff had been established and SHE
Is entitled TO Judgment OF absolute di.
yoroe,'
There was no provision for aiimony
but Il was get forth that at any time
application for a modification or ths
decree 80 az 10 provide for aitmons
sssa sven ,sa IL dsia isa u ssS Marriage a wsi
stated 5.tF
The evening world., 1906-10-27
GIRL DYING AND
MINIS MINIS TER HELD
BY THE POLICE
-
Chicago Church Agog
Over Charge Against
Assistant Pastor.
fspes.at ta-re.ez F;T4nla. war,a.l \

fSpeffat to-tFae ETanlas warlaN
CHICAGO. Oct 22f:24B Berrks- otInson,
twenty-one years Old OF No. r rsr.
street, prominent church worker anu
orsanist OF the Northside. is al tho
point Of death in the Marion slmms
Hospttals 30. is8 I<,salie avenue. while
Rev. W, W .tnompEun assistant to
Rev, Norman y. Barr, pastor u the
oltyet Memorial Church. No. a5 vetter
street. ana DIR. EARLY j. Dennis. of No
lS state street are uudcr arrest ana
held without bail. charged with re-
-srons.hfffty of the gtrf;s condition
incidentally fasionabls Northstde
Church circles are egog over the mater.
Tlse caurch officials feel keeniy the dis
gracs- Of the arrest OF rhe assistant
pIstor, but thsy cxpTrss SYMPATHY -fur
the girl. who is beautiful and popular
Ftis care was reported to Paiiee In
-spector Healy last Tuesaay by Dr.. How
ara Q. Shaffer head OF the hospital
According 10 Dr Shancr, Thompson
and Miss johnson called at his office
on Tuesday and asked that he treat
tho Eiti. ffr rstssee.iett.a atts eontit Hon
and tnucdin.riS reported the matter 10
the police. thompson sas arrested and
tiIe girl seht 10 r1e hospital.
DR. shaffer asserts that MISS Johnson
eoffesst,d to him that DR. Dennis had
E.Efaraed= an =ppsratlnn an her IhSI Week
at the request OF .lerseH and Thomp-
son. who made inc arrangements.
Thompson. before It wa& ascertained
,say the girl could not llya.. the police
55S confessed 70 1nspSzf0r Ttea.y rtat
ttss+z tss+z1s7, tho guilty man in the case.1.s He
tfs5 To- Stttfe st.ss
ieraA!s.a advertisement and had
gore TO 6lfn 10 Arrange for the gtrI-s
care.
To-day Thompson denied he had made
any sHplI STATEMENTS.
According 10 friends. the assistant pas
tor and Miss johnson have been sweet
tt=sat-, tbseaass
1sFs jotrs1ft rftutf5css- III mrs fsTsfaitd -sasd
felt that she could not marry.
4sAas-z couple Il Is Aaid -were I'm I'll a fa.s
g.-lIz ngn clerks in a state street store
Rhere they fIst became acquainted.
Later they MGR through thGiT church
sannrrttans and m. cement tn mn rfy.
resulted.
The evening world., 1906-10-27
BRACKETS BANK
MEETS ITALIAN Rim,

skRsTfsesa .sEs7z1F,.IA=tat NJ Oct z7.-ItRiians
started a run to-day on ttIr kttrcn-
dack Trust Company. OF which State
senator Edgar 4. Brackett Is ProsI-
dent. The run continued during the
day, NJ
senator Bracket directed thar tho
Institution be kept open after tho
usunl closing hours, and Immediately
offerod a reward OF 5000 for discovery
OF the origin OF tho rumor th.R started
the run.
ahe Italians are satd to have be.
CONS niagircl bocauHe Senator Hrack.
eit was not renomirpted FOR Senator
The evening world., 1906-10-27
TRAMP OF SEX SENT
10 THE PR0TECTORY.


...Thlnlng joe Smith. the smallest
r.ll it.1zIsn In tti4 city. according Ia
otilcer narn. ~ the cbllarens Society.
szs.-az arraiEaed IN The .chllaren's Court
-ts;=.i s.=E;zit Ytsrancy G,his IL
MS fourth offenses He is the son lof
Joseph Smith. OF No. s2S Eas, Sixteenth
street and this time had been away
from home two days, TIE seclaty or
nesrA sty that Joet has an easy way OF
~ =, on tl4xIE1ai set t,ett..ttr
Jus. sasll L. Zelier sentenced him 10 two
mn I'LL, saa ,., } ln tAa fIrQf fl.eI
ItOi Sg5tstirfjt. tlglf YGars oIii r. ~
No 2l1l First aYanue was also pe,ors
tan justice as tramp. lie goes a50ut
the streetB With "A stick hundi. on,,
" can and is known as an inrf stig ,m1 !,
ot ash barrels. Salvatore was sa3tstsy"s
70 two. months in the Protecforft.
WGen told taat her son Was to be sent
away The boys motbcr, who was ia
court said; Now Can sleep.
The evening world., 1906-10-27

Edison works was at tie motor.
last night when my light went ou, 10,
no apparent reason Foar times III.
light Reni ont. They werr The tities
that villain was pumping lead into my
%t&tft htlrt.
Ise brother was asked II his sis.er
had other men attentive TO nar
There mag have heett,i he =rer,;iaa=
AL hare a1:iA d young man who has
been very constant IN his attort,ons
RIIow my ststFr recently tod IN frIsgss fsgas
of hers that she had an unfortunatI.
My mother istan Invalid. This new.
xiii Kill hir. Ny father ls an old man
Il.2smatikm. That man Ham5ton NH,
snay9 rITTQ n 71-r-wrr-ttur7ff 44ry---
Now ! mlst go and break the news to
tha old people, -
A few minutes later there came
screams rom the apartments occuniad
bn thcfumIly and then there was nt,,et
e ga tl-s: -i2ilaa lncas sc !a,,s
y llsi y A,- -SAEllaa- psssIaI,f,t n N.
l1nltAa- EtatSa Trust Cnifl;3ar,x. learned
q the suicide .,. ot Hampton, h communt-
street. station, and said:
WIN fake caarso OF The body All
expenses viii be borne by me-,
Shock to Hia Friends
William NJ. Klngsley. se,on,i vice
W Tts.t-nl -t.ie stts5t-rsl,sIsiny. Ka.d.
II tiIHlptoh was. In my finuuUtnt
difficulty II was IN his own ser.
aonal Affairs and had nothing to
80 with this company. sIfis work
fe s--i with On rreg 10 n 1ieuc,,
saA.*f and hn waa not Ia ., pe.sjtIoa 10
gel hold OF any OF the aompany's
fuuds'
M - = aEnptnr WIS eEfesrissd very
highly,' he said. He vas one OF Tie
Oldest employees. None suspected any
-i1t4fss " ssif&Es Ia tta!K f,+lnata
relyal n lnpps ,afil ryf - ~ ="
The brother called al tho Coroner,s 4
office this afternoon AMI got the SAFETY
inT Sr,y ttl1t had been takrrr rprtf Inc
My brother must finye 6Een crazy.,.
he said. In fact. he virtually admitted
lIii- - tffEFa-- aF., plnarI
We take, him with beIRg Intimate win
the young woman he said Il am afraid
that | am going crazy about .>er. I
cannot explain OF CGOuEe my cbDdIirt
tlitag- -shaaiia sl..F n
10 me II you witt took IN my EHrgTy
vault box You Will find an eNpsana tion
j expect 20 open ttrE box on MondayI,'
The family Of Hampton's victim are
irving u IND out what hnE become of
some -tnon.E they think tho GIrl hed
alialf hff al the glnlr aIIe MIS- murdere i
.t4 ts4i 4 ~. a.it /.
taEisEz- lss
from thc Greeuwiph Savings Bank.
%tfsn iirf fst,ap wan ftafdhed there yss
btilS si1 fIs-ilGf ptfr#r .E.ssfE fy,f, b4ta3 al
Hampton ruEtHirtri -t,tst s4ssE- s4ss