Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-06-06
Read Jones Add. this week.

| Harvey Brown, of Dunham, was
appointed penitentiary guard Wednes-
day from this county, in place of John
Sbramm, of Salem the present incum-
bent.
| Graduates at the Boxwell Com
mencement, Marietta, June 9Th: Car
rie P. Lauer, Agnes vickers, Ella N.
Willis, Maud Henry, Halle Lucas,
Shella Barnes, Stella Bloomingdale,
Maggie Chandler Ora Ellenwood, Sibyl
Graham, Myrtle Hill, Emma Hass, Mat
tie Howell, May E. Kidd, Sadie Kim
mick, May Monbury, Bertha Pierce,
Blanche Pepper, Lessie Stanley, An
nette Schrader, Cora Milestone. Ber-
tha Wilson, Nellie thinner, John Ball
way, Oscar Barnett, B. w. Chandler
Edward Henneman,S Charles Weeks,
Foster Rose, Harold Mutton, Fred
Jackson, Dunn Brooks, Thomas De.
Long, Frank e. Dorr, Lyman Grudier,
ED.YR. Greerlees, Byram Hartwig,99.a AR
thur Hardy, Elum Hartshorn, ChalT
rners Irons, George Holland, Charles
Kelly, EDWARD Morganstern, Irwin
Magee, Herman, Muellerr Clarence.
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Lace Curtains and Curtain Poles.
| Special prices this week at Jones'.
benjamin Minger. serving two
years from Washington county on fhe
charge of perjury in the United States
courts here, who has been in the prison
hospital for so long, underwent criti-
cal operation in the hospital yesterday.
He has been i'll of disease that puz-
zledthe physicians until recently it has
been decided that he had purulent
pleuritis. 1t was recently discovered
also that Minger has his heart on the
right side instead of the left side, as in
the case of other mortals 1t was de-
cided to tap the pleural cavity yester-
day, and when this was done by Drs.
Wagenhals and Tharp, seven quarts of
pus were taken from the left pleural
cavity. Whether the large amount of
foreign matter in the left pleural cav
ity is responsible for the displacement
of the heart is not yet determined.
State Journal. Minger was convicted
for perjury in defense of Henry Bel
ford, convicted of the robbery of the
postofice at Cochransville, Monroe
county, being the fret of the notorious
Fort Sidney Gang" sent up. Both
convictions were secured through evil
dence secured by Sheriff Reynolds, of
St. Marys, and U. s. Commissioner
Guyton, of this city @'-@.~
Just received new lot of shirt
waists, ladies' ties, collars and cuffs at
Bee Hive. r
Miss Sadie Pattin, hig ghly esteemed
young lady of Macksburg, was mar
ried at noon Wednesday to Mr.. c. F..
Shotwell we'll and favorably known
young man of Dell Roy, Ohio. The
wedding took place at the home of the
brides parents in Macksburg, Rev.
Welch officiating. Among those that
attended were the greater part Of the
class of 95 of the Macksburg High
School, of which Miss Pattin was a
member. The class presented the
bride beautiful chair. Mr.. John w.
Fischer and Miss Blanche Widows
were groomsman and bridesmaid. Aft
er numerous congratulations and good
wishes for their future welefare, the
guests were invited to sumptuous re-
past, which no pains had been spared
to prepare. Those present besides the
family were: Rev. and Mrs. D. S.
Welch, Supt. and Mrs F. P. Wheeler,
Misses Blanche Widdows, Maude Ath-
erton, Nellie Burton, Nellie Scarberry
Lizzie Ayers, Nellie Neptune, Rosa
Cain, Icy Mosley, of Dexter City, and
Messrs. John w. Fischer and w. E.
Fischer.
"A large assortment of Parasols at
Jones', prices away down.
Friday evenings production OF
Pinafore does not, need detailed de.
scription after what has been said be-
fore. The audience was not so large
as on the proceeding evening, but was
even more enthusiastic in its concep.
tion of the beauties of the opera. The
parts throughout were better carried
than at the Thursday evening produc-
tion, Mr.. Israel's improvement being
remarkable. His voice is delightful
for its purity and sweetness and he
| sang with much greater freedom and
strength than on the night before.
Miss Marie Buell. more than duplicated
her previous superb performance.
Miss Wehrs and Miss Helen Buell. were
perfect and the audience was not slow
in expressing approval of their efforts.
The magnificent voices of Messrs.
Adams and Coste were received with
vociferous applause. Major Hancoch
: and Claude Clemenger did their horn
nine To the keen delight of every body