Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-10-05
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
MONDAY. ooroBsR 8. 1895
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

at Parkersburg.
j. Hope Sutor, receiver of the y. g.
o. railway, yesterday issued circular
which announces that, commencing
with yesterday, the suspension of EN-.
ployes for minor derelictions of duty
will be abolished and the Fall Brook
system of discipline has been inaugural
cd. This is the bulletin system which
is being employed by all the leading
roads and is most successful from every
standpoint With Yesterday, all EN-.
ployes begin with new record except
that when future record shows that
past offenses are being repeated and
that former consideration for the
offend has not brought the desired
result, he may be dismissed. Times
Recorder.
During racket at William Bush's
on Ohio street Saturday evening, Bush
struck a man over the head with a
revolver. Both will appear before the
Mayor today.
Conductor Uriah Campbell, who
has been confined to the house for sew
eral days by illness, resumed his duties
on the B. & O. S. w. Sunday.
Mrs. Emil Korb and daughter, OF
Parkersburg, is visiting relatives in the
city.
The Marietta College football team
has the following games scheduled for
this season: October 10th, Athens at
Marietta; October "a, Dennison at Gran
vile; October 81, Bethany at Parkers-
burg; November Z, Central College,
KY, at Huntington; November 81, Den
nison at Maj ietta; November IA, o. U
at Athens The Thanksgiving Day
game has not yet been finally determ
ined upon.
"A gentleman considerably under
the influence of liquor was locked ur
by Marshal Parlin Sunday and will see
the Mayor about it this morning.
DR.. E. B. Morrison, High Priest o!
American Union Chapter No /, leaves
today for Sandusky to attend the meet
ing of the Grand Chapter, which opens
on Wednesday.
Rose Craig, Ohio street, attracted
some attention on Front street Sunday
evening by expressing her opinion of 6
young man against whom she appear
ed to have grudge.
"A horse being driven by Jane!
Shay, the we'll known oil man, became
West Side Sunday and overturned th'
buggy. The vehicle was smashed, bu
Mr.. Shay was not hurt.
Prof. II. S. Saroni is organizing
class in German. The tuition will b.
50 for 90 lessons.
Mrs. Mary E. Guyton, of McCon
nelsville, is visiting the families of j
L. aud B. E. Guyton.
Judge Doan addressed splendi
meeting of Republicans at Newpor
: Saturday evening and made a crafty
ing impression. Senator Garfield ais
had fine meeting at Lower Saler
: Friday afternoon.
The new steamer Kanawha arrive
up the Ohio Saturday evening on he
. regular trip.
in the game here Wednesday tn
Pittsburg nine will line up as follows
Donovan r. f., Ely S. S., Tezette II
Stencil C. f., Smith |. f., Lyons 3D., Pat
den 2b., Sugden c., Hastings p
William Wright was fined 50 an
costs by Mayor Meisenhelder Saturda
for drunkenness and disorderly col
duct
Attorney c. H. Danford, of Calt
5 we'll, has removed with his family
|. this city.
!, Mr. A. H. Wagner left Saturda
for Cincinnati to enter the Ohio Dent;
College.
= Major Jewett Palmer, f. S. M.
Marietta Council No. rs A. and s. M.
r this city. leaves this morning over tt
G. & M. for Sandusky, to attend tt
annual meeting of the Grand Counc
which convenes in that city tomorrow
y j. b. Hovey,, Esq, Past Grand Hig
l. Priest of the Grand Chapter of Obi
leaves today for Sandusky to after
the Annual Convention of that bod
y which convenes there on Wednesday
y this week. By virtue of having serve
in this high Office he is life memb
2 of the Grand Chapter of the Unite
States.
The Republicans of Wood coun
70 have made arrangements to have ov
= 500 men in the party on their trip
Canton, to call upon the next presiden
Major Mckinley, on October 7th.
The Pittsburg Post says "Wh,
the Pittsburg and Cincinnati Pack
\ Line declared a dividend of Q per Ger
there was considerable surprise maj
tested. The company this year lo
one of it's best boats and built the ne
# Virginia. which cost S65,00