Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-03-02

MONDAY. MARCH q. 1896
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

and disorderly conduct. George
Buchannon also inbibed little too
freely and was incarcerated on the
same charge. Ted Carev was taken in
charge by the authorities on the same
grounds Buchanan and Cary enliv-
ened things in the city prison Saturday
evening by engaging in fight, dur ng
which Cary was struck oyer the head
with a are'shoveL3 j. r. ybO sE9} I
Mayor Palmer assessed q fine Of
five dollars and costs upon John Light
fritz Saturday for disorder1y conduct.
: 1t is reported that new Republican
paper, The Daily Mail, will be started
at Parkersburg March~46th.
The remains of Mrs. Catherine Nc
Grath were brought here from Barlow
Saturday for burial.
DR.. Ii. C. Dimond, of Springfield, is
in the city, the guest of friends and
relatives
"A delightful and enjoyable social
party was given by Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Hayes at their beautiful home near
Vincent Friday, in honor of their
daughters.
The reading on Monday, March I'd,
at the Relic Room, will be an essay on
English Literature" by Mrs. Saroni,
and not on Topics of the Times" as
announced. 4
"A slight accident occurred on the
G. & M. Saturday morning about u
quarter of a mile south of No. 2 bridge
The caboose and box-car of the local
freight were derailed, but no one was
injured. The yard engine went up
from this city and brought down the
passengers on the southbound train,
transferring at the scene of the derail-
ment
"A meeting of the Committee of Ten
will be held this morning to arrange
the final details of the boiler works
contract.
| -Aldolph Schoonoyer, a workman
on the dry dock, was taken very ill at
his home on upper Front street Satur-
day evening.
Mrs. John w. Lansley and son are
guests of relatives at Beverly.
Miss Letha Davis left for Belpre
Saturday to visit Miss Lille King.
DR. John Mulhane has been quite
i'll with pneumonia, but is improving.
"A snake seven feet long was killed
at the Court House yesterday. 1t was
a horrible reptile and was capable o.
promoting big scare.
Born, Friday, February 2sth, tc
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Carmichel
Wavne street, son.
Senator Dana is at home, the Sen
ate having adjourned until Tuesday
afternoon.
Sunday to be gone for few days OF
business
&C. b. Gates w. R. c. will give ar
Easter social and Budget Sale Fri
day evening March 27th.
Hon. d. d. Taylor, editor of the
Guernsey Times, and candidate for tn,
Republican nomination for Congress
man in this district, was in the city
Saturday.
Columbus Saturday and will remove
his family to that city this week.
In Probate Court Saturday author
ity was granted to the assignees of tn,
Marietta Planning Mill Co. to run tn,
mill until March 14th to work up 10
Of rough lumber into marketable
shape.
Louis j. Davis, of the Junior elias
at College, has gone to Jacksonville
Ills, to take position in railroad
Office.
MIR. James Creelman is in the city
&C. B. Gates w. r. C. have change,
their meeting night from the secon'
and fourths sTuesdays in each month t.
the second and fourth Friday.
Yesterday the Review publishes
fthe fact that Mr.. Mike Mccormick, a
employe onsthe Weigle lease of Mccoy
Broadwater & Boyers had been serious
ly and perhaps fatally burned, but n
particulars were obtainable. 1t wa
learned last evening that the cause o
the unfortunate accident was tn
blowing out of the crown sheet
When this occurred, Mr.. Mccormick
who was standing nearby, was envel
opodi steam and scalding water an
so badly burned that he died late las
night after suffering untold agony fo
seyeralHhours. Z. The remains will
brought TO this city this evening an
shipped to his former home in Pennsy,
yania. .-Sistersville Review.
The Ideal Panacea.
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