Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-10-12


dusky, of most elaborate and beauti-
full jewel given him by the Grand
Chapter of Ohio. The jewel is Just
about the prettiest we have ever seen.
1t bears this inscription Presented
to M. Z. Comp. James B. Hovey, for
faithful services rendered the Grand
Chapter of Royal Arch Masons of Ohio,
as the Most Excellent Grand High
Priest.
Two of the enterprising Repu blicafi
clubs outside of Marietta, in Washing
ton County, are those of Grandview
and of Rockland. At Grandview they
have 100 members, and hope to have 25
or 80 more before the canvass closes
At Rockland only few evenings ago
club of seventy-one was organized, and
among those who signed were several
men who had been counted as demo-,
Gratis and who had been prominent in
local affairs on the Democratic side
early in this cam paign.- 9dt "'jtI q
Died, in this city, Saturday eve.
ming, the 10th inst, at 5 o'clock, Mr..
1 Jacob Weaver, aged SO years. The de-
ceased had been i'll with dropsy for
quite long time. He leaves wife
and family, all grown. The funeral
will be held this, Monday, afternoon at
2 o'clock, sun time, at the Lower"
German church, on Fourth street.
! "A single order received last week
by the Marietta Boiler Works was for
25 boilers, and added to others already
ahead of the plant makes about 90
out without delay.
Mr.. John w. Lindsay, of Pittsburg,
who is to marry Miss Jessie Davis this
week, is in the city, having arrived
Saturday. With Mr.. Lindsay are his
friends Mr. Will Gill and Mr.. Bert
Hotchkiss, of Cleveland.
The Canton Pilgrimage train on
the 22d instant will leave the Union
Depot, this city, at 6:45 o'clock, twenty
five minutes after the regular train,
whose time is $40. At a convenient
tween this city and GAINESVILLE, to take
on Washington county pilgrims who
will be picked up along the way by the
regular tain. The party ARRIVING at
Canton will be met by an escort COM
mittee, and will proceed at once to
Major McKinley's home. After supper,
which has been arranged for, the party
will leave Canton at $50 O'clock arriv.
ing home about 1O:SO Fare for round
trip s1.OO.
Misses Maud and Mabel Bailey an6
Miss Nellie Martin, of Parkersburg
came up on their wheels Saturday anc
spent the day in the city.
-Chas. L. Devol, of Beverly, was il
the city Sunday.
The grand jury for the Octobe
term completed it's work Saturda.
after session lasting five days. Afte
, making its report the jury was polle'
!. politically out of curiosity and it wa
discovered to be composed of eigh
Mckinley men and seven Bryan SUP
porters. Treasurer Lund paid tn
. jurymen their fees in gold.
e Marietta Commandery No. so, X. 7
will meet at the asylum on Pntnar
street this evening for the last prac
y tice drill preparatory to leaving fo
Dayton on Tuesday.
u Mr.. and Mrs F. E. Whittlig al
v rived home Saturday from the Eas'
where they had been visiting friend
- since returning from Europe.
- Charles Westbrooke, young ma
- aged about II years, dropped dead c
heart disease Sunday morning and wa
q found lying in pasture field on Coz
=. Run, back of Sand Hill. He had bee
;s working as farm hand. Funeral 8
"a Sand Hill.
is e. E. Smathers brought in sma
,r we'll on the Compton farm back of tn
Big Kate field Saturday.
e The Cincinnati Reds defeated Can
h, bridge Saturday by score of to 1.
Charles Darrow has accepted p
10 sition at the Boiler Works and will G
ID to work upon the big electric crane.
=, The Grand Jury Indictments.
IS Ohio VS.. VIM Bergey, assault an
,r battery.
II Ohio VS.. David Shuster, shootin
IN with intent to wound.
N Ohio VS.. Frank Devol, shooting wit
a intent to kill.
ar Ohio VS.. Geo. Harris, obstructing
m public highway.
as Ohio VS.. c. M. Anderson, assault ar
in battery.
Ohio VS.. Frank Perry, failure to su