Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-06-04
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
THURSDAY, yUME q. 1890
Personal AND LOCAL.

Wallace Richie, who was tried in
Common Pleas Court Tuesday on an
indictment for burglary, committed
while stealing chickens, was found
guilty by the jury and sentenced to
three years imprisonment in the Ohio
penitentiary. Richie was only recent
ly discharged from the penitentiary at
Moundsvi''e, w. Va.
j. a. Browning, of Columbus. was
in the city on business Wednesday.
AT nine o'clock Wednesday morn
ing, at her home at 426 Fifth street.
occurred the deaqh of Mrs. Nancy Coen,
daughter of Mr.. w. G. McCarty. Mrs.
Coen was Ga years of age, having been
born in Morgan county in 1882. She
had been a resident of Marietta for the
past "A years. Her husband, Rev.
John Coen, died eight years ago. She
leaves daughter, Miss Mary Coen.
The deceased was highly respected
and influential member of the M. e.
church. She was active in Sunday
School work and taught the infant
class for period Of SO years. A multi
tude of friends will mourn her death.
Strawberries took rise in price
yesterday, with good ones hard to get.
This week will see the last of them.
The Parkersburg base ball team
has engaged three Wheeling players
for the game with the Lobdells here
this afternoon. The trio of ringers in
cludes Wissen, pitcher; Anderson, catch
er and Glilligan, third baseman. The
Sentinel's assertion that the Lobdell's
have added a number of Columbus
men for the game is untrue.
The County Commissioners are in
regular session at the Auditors Office.
William Harrington, of GAINESVILLE,
has removed with his family to this
city.
Special sale of Corsets at Jones'.
s1.0O corsets for 75c
j. M. Landon has resigned his po-
sition as field man of the River Gas
Company, which he has ably filed for
several years
Howard Haddow, of Barlow, was
in the city Wednesday on business.
james West has been arrested on
the charge of riding bicycle at i'm
moderate speed. 1t is alleged that on
May 96th, while riding bicycle on the
sidewalk on New street, he ran against
small child.
The case of Ohio VS. Asa Male, iu-
dicted for second degree murder for
shooting young Pickett, was on trial in
Common Pleas Court Wednesday. The
taking of testimony was completed and
the arguments will begin this morning.
At former trial the jury disagreed.
George Wellbrook went on duty on
the regular police force Wednesday and
James Roney goes on this morning.
Both appointments are satisfactory to
the public and the new men will make
handsome pair.
Mr.. William McMillen, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Murray McMillen, and Miss
May Mccain, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. McCan, were united in marriage
Wednesday, June Sd. The young
couple have host of friends who join
with the Leader in extending congrat-
ulations.
| The death of Mrs. Samuel Hayes
occurred Tuesday at her. home at Vim
cent, after period of invalidism of
| five years. Funeral at Barlow Thurs
day.
-Pinafore will be given tonight at
the Auditorium and those who have
attended the rehearsals say that q
sglendid rendition of the opera will be
given, The orchestra numbers II men
and their plaping is superb. The cast
and chorus are we'll up in their parts
and the stage setting is truly beauti-
full No expense has been spared in
producing this opera and great deal
of hard work has been done by all con-
nected with it. The costumes arrived
last night from Cincinnati and every
thing is in readiness. Reserved seats
at the Marietta Book Store. 25, so and
cents
Lace Curtains and Curtain Poles.
Special prices this week at Jones'.
Pharmacists certificates have been
granted to Messrs. Fred Klostermier
and Arthur Wagner, of this city, both
Of whom began their pharmaceutical
experience under the tutelage of w. H..
Styer.
M. c. Geider, of the National. Sup
ply Company, Pittsburg, is in the city
on business.
| j. W. Green, Of Newport, was in