Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-10-01
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
THURSDAY, OCTOBER i. 1895
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

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but was delayed by wreck on the b.
& 0. railroad.
The next games in Marietta will be
Friday and Saturday of this week,
when Parkersburg will be here to cross
bats with the locals. Both games
promise to be interesting, as Parkers-
burg has strengthened for the series,
Mr.. Sandy Blue, of Constitution,
and Miss Kate Osterle, of this city, will
be united in marriage this evening at
the home of the bride on npper Fourth
street
| For underwear of all kinds go to
the Bee Hive.
f. G. Audibert left Wednesday for
Cleveland on business.
Dean Daugherty, of st. Louis, is
the guest of w. w. Mccoy, West Side,
for few days..
John c. King, of Sistersville, was
locked up by Constable j. H. Dye
Wednesday night on warrant charg-
ing him with bastardy. The com
plainant IS Mary Withrow, Greene
street.
"A number of trap-shooters from the
Columbian Gun Club, this city, are
making arrangements to attend the
tournament at Fairmount Oct. Sth and
Ironton Oct. 21st.
-Russelwood was taken Wednesday
to Lexington, KY, where he is entered
in the 2:16 and 2:l7 trotting races on
Tuesday of next week.
The Autographs for Tompkins
Black Crook Company, which will ap-
pear at the Auditorium next Tuesday
evening, were posted Wednesday.
John Harris, of st. Louis at pres
ent conductor on the L. & N. Ry., is
visiting relatives in the city.
George Moore left Wednesday fol
Pittsburg on business.
The grandest spectacular attraction
now touring the country, at the Audi
torium October 9th.
"A sad accident occurred Wednes
day in upper West Marietta by which
Andrew j. Pinkerton lost his life b,
being struck by the south bound pass
enger train on the z. & o. R. Ry. The
engineer saw him and whistled ant
rang the bell frequently to give warn
ing, but Mr.. Pinkerton seemed not tt
hear nor pay attention to the sigma
until the train was fairly upon him
when he stepped 20 one side. he wa
struck and thrown into the ditch a
the side of the track, The train wa
stopped and the injured man taken t.
the home of his son, with whom he re
sided, but his back had been broker
and his hip crushed, and he died il
about two hours. Mr.. Pinkerton wa:
about 70 years of age and one of ou
I most highly respected citizens.
-ThesBee Hive Store will show {
full line of the latest millinery OIL
t Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Officer Posey, who has been con
fined to the house by illness, has re
| covered sufficiently to be able to be Oh
/ the streets.
!, The rains of the past few days hay
been of somewhat general natur
and both the Ohio and Muskingur
? rivers have started on good rise
River men are correspondingly happy
james Bushong, a brakeman o.
the B. & o., was killed at Walker Sta
tion Wednesday morning by beinI
, struck in the breast by push-pol
VIII .ch broke while in use.
The Cincinnati Reds will play her
s next Tuesday and the Pittsburgs O
Wednesday. Both teams will be tn
regular league organizations of tn
!, two cities and as one or the other ha
been the favorite of nearly ever
!. "fan" in the city they will undoubted
ly draw good crowds.
The following is list of NJ. 3
appo' ntments made at London for tn
Marietta District G. w. Burns, Pre-
!. siding Elder (P. O., Athens, o.; Ame'
;, vile, "A. e. Harrison Athens, D. c
Thomas; Athens, R. T. Stimmel; Bar
: low, ]. L. landslide; Bartlett, G. I
Simms Belpre, f. M. Evans; cheste
q Hill, P. II. Chappelear Coolville,
R. Henderson Downington, f. /
Cheadle Greysville, A. E. Mccullough
Jerseyyille, c. M. Haas !; Jobs, P. v
Drumm Lawrence, ]. s. Toumine
Lell. William Benzing Marietta, First
M. w. Acton, Gilman Avenue, f. I
. Crooks Mansfield, L. G. Matheny
: Macarthur. j. A. Wright Murray an
Buchtel, w. Rogers Jacksonville, B.
Stnbbins; Waterford, w. j. Jewett
Zaleski, wv. A. McElpatrick). Va
A Members of the Mckinley Clul
turn out and go to Parkersburg t.
morrow at 10:40 o'clock. A specit
return train will get back to Mariett