Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-10-13
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
rUEsDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1895
PERSONAL ANDLOCAL.

left on her up trip this morning.
The Diamond Pants Company was
shut down Monday putting in new
engine.
Geo. c. Phillips, of Parkersburg,
called in on us Monday afternoon. He
reports Joe Elsie as recovering nicely.
Only one arm was seriously injured by
his fall. That injury was simple
fracture. His feet were injured but
will get along all right
The order of the Eastern Star meets
this Tuesday evening att o'clock in
the Commandery rooms on Putnam
street.
DR.. e. N. Ogden returned Saturday
from Randolph and Pocahontas coun-
ties, West Virginia, where he had been
hunting on his lands. Besides himself
and wife, there were friends from
Baltimore and New York, and they got
quantities of game ranging from doe,
turkey and wildcat, down to small
game.
The Steamer Virginia on her down
trip was delayed until five o'clock Mon
day morning on account of fog.
The directors of the Board of Trade
will meet this evening to consider the
proposition of the Gottschalk Soap
Manufacturing Company.
w. C. Stratton, the we'll known oil
man of Lancaster, is in the city on busi-
ness.
Mr.. Charles McCurdy was confined
to his bed Monday by illness.
George c. Nesbett, the Sistersyille
oil operator, is in the city, registered
at the Bellevue.
The U. S. dredgeboat Woolhuff ar
rived here Monday, and did some
needed work in the mouth of the Mus
kingum.
The funeral of Mr.. Jacob Weber,
who was one of the old time musicians
of the city, was attended by many of
his old comrades, the following gentle
men serving as pail bearers Jacob
Becker, Theobald Weyrich, Peter
Schlicher, Jacob Schlicher, Charles
Beck and Frank Schneider
j. b. Tannehill, of McConnelsville,
Democratic candidate for Congress,
was in the city Monday on business.
Mr.. B. E. Hughson expects to leave
Wednesday for California, where he
has accepted position as teacher.
"A settlement in the Sulzbacher as
signment was reached Monday, where
by the creditors agree to accept twenty
FIVE cents on the dollar in full payment
of all claims
The football team of Wittenburg,
which plays here Saturday, was de-
feated last week by Oberliu by score
of to %.
| The Marietta orchestra, with IL
pieces, goes to Parkersburg Wednesday
to furnish music at the opening of the
new Progress Hall.
In Common Pleas Court last Satur-
day divorces were granted in three
cases as follows: Angelina Hupp VS..
Daniel Hupp, Mary Pugh VS.. Elmer
Pugh, Solomon Russell US. Louisa Rus
sell.
The petit jury for the October term
of Common Pleas Court has been noti
fed not to report until after the elec
tion and court will probably adjourn
this week until that date.
There was lively scrimmage al
Darby's saloon on lower Front stree
Monday evening in which man named
Cox got the worst of it. No arrest,
have yet been made.
The Parkersburg Sentinel says
Two young Marietta sports .mad'
themselves very prominent last Satur
day evening by coming down to thi
city with horse and buggy, getting
drunk and driving like mad through
the crowded streets. Several of tn,
officers attempted to stop them, bu
were unable to do so.
| William McGee, Ben Miller ant
Peter Murray were fined So and cost
each by Mayor Meisenhelder Monda,
for drunkenness and disorderly con
duct.
William Belts, who was arrested
Sunday night for passing WORTHLESS
check for s5, on George Bules, was re
leased on Monday, having given up hi
tool chest and tools to make goo'
Bules' loss. At the time of his arres
Belts had the chest on the wharfboa
and was ready to leave on the Virgins
as soon as she arrived.
"A large number of Odd Fellow
from the various lodges in this cit,
leave on the steamer Sonoma thi
morning for Lowell to attend the ded
ication of the new I. o. o. T. temple II
that village. They will be accomp
anied by the Marietta band. Stat
Grand Master Whitaker will delive