Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-01-27
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
MONDAY, JAN. az. 1896
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

Mrs. Stella Hooper, who has been
visiting relatives here since the death {
of her husband, will return home to !
Toledo today. She will be accompan-
led by her brother-in-law, b. Eveleigh.
Lou Schlicher was arresed by
Officer Babcock Saturday night for
breaking pane of glass in Dan Hills
saloon on Front street Schlicher was
intoxicated to the obstreperous point
and gave the officer some trouble be-
fore he was finally landed.
AT the annual meeting and ban
quet of the Marietta College Club at
Cincinnati last week. there were
present. DR. J. w. Simpson, President
Of, the College; w. w. Mills, President
of thesBoara, of Trustees; e.: Nl Leader
and F. r. Brehan. The club was rep
resented by G. II. Barbour, of the class
of 80; w. H. Blymyer, of '52; John f.
Follett, of 55; Hon. S. M. Maxwell, of
64; f. Il. Oldham, of 70; A. A. Ferris,
of ri; DIR. G. E. Walton, of III; c. c.
Clarke, of rs; T. II. Kelly, of ~; a. D.
OlleUU, Oh lJTucSO htuIu VI Oo. u
b. Warner, of 81; j. B. Webb, of 80; G.
j. Jones, of '92.
Mr.. Charles Schletzer desires to ex-
tend thanks publicly to the many
friends and neighbors who so kindly
assisted him in his recent bereavement
William Zumbro was arrested Sun
day morning by Constable Dye on
warrant charging him with jumping
board bill. Complaint was made by
Landlord McVay, of Lowell. Zunbro
had hearing before Squire Guyton,
pleaded guilty and was fined 81 and
} costs.
The River and Harbor Committee
of Congress has accepted an invitation
of Colonel John H. Vance, of Gallipo-
lis, President of the Ohio River In
provement Association, to visit the
Ohio river and see for themselves its
needs and requirements. The new and
elegant steamer Virginia will be placed
at their disposal, and the trip will be-
= gin at Pittsburg, where the Chamber
of Commerce and Coal Exchange will
banquet the committee and demonstra-
tions of the immense river traffic will
be shown in midstream.
Conductor Wilson, of the south
D bound Ohio River train, had an eXcit'
ing time last night. At the different
v oil fields a number of oil men go'
! aboard coming to Parkersbug to spend
the night. A number of them were
afflicted with little too much drinl
and the conductor had his hands ful
in handling them a man named
lr Evans got into quarrel with the con
ductor and threatened to do him bodil,
harm. The trainman grabbed poke
to protect himself and things looked
blue for time, but the arrival of tn
train in this city caused hostilities t.
be declared off. ff.-Parkersburg Journal
Col. Perry, owner of the Colder
Novelty Museum, which for two week
has been in this city, will go from her
to Caldwell to exhibit. The Colone
has a show we'll worthy of patronage
it having large number of diversitie
attractions,
Mrs r, c. Dawes will entertain th
Junior Club tonight. R. d. Cooke wi
views on the Monroe Doctrine. Pre-
fessor j. Allen Smith, of the College
will criticise the article.
- Master Earl Willis entertained
y number of his young friends at Dime
= Saturday evening in honor of Franc
McMillen.
The six new passenger locomotive
that were delivered to the b. e o.
w. during the past week are eXpecte
to prove record breakers. The otlicia
say that they have no superiors in tt
west and when they get limbered L
NJ and ready for passenger service will
used on trains Nos. l, ,, and 4-thrC
between Chillicothe and Cincinna
and three between Cincinnati ar
Washington, Ind. The engines a
numbered from 140 to 145 inclusiv
and are now doing freight service
We get the wearing parts to runnir
smoothly. They were built by Il
Baldwin Locomotive Works and a
beauties.
10, -Josephus Rowland, the veteran
& 0. engineer, has been placed on t
retired list after service of thir
years. He was next to the Oldest e
gineer on the road A. p. e. Luci
engineer of engine No. 529 Craft
local, falls heir to Mr.. Rowland's e
- gine, No. sol.
~ w. G. Barthalow was down frc
tT. Columbus Sunday on II brief visit.