Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-09-21

ueIWctr ioi iduicci Gchto anu ShiiuiSh
at Bee Hive.
The third game of the Marietta
Paris. KY, series was called Saturday
at the end of the seventh inning on ac-
count Of darkness, with the score to
in favor of Marietta. Taylor was in
the box for Marietta and Speer for
Paris. The game was pretty contest
and was an open race until the finishi
OF the five games played Marietta won
has won four and Paris one.
The dedication of the new Baptist
church at New Matamoras will occur
Sunday, Oct. 4th. The sermon will be
preached by Rev. George E. Leonard,
of Granville.
Mrs E. ]. Morrison returned home
to Mineral Point Saturday, after
visit with relatives at Cutler.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.W. THORNLEY, re-
turned Saturdav from an outing az
Cape May.
Deputy U. S. Marshal w. E. Mason
Of Coluni bus, spent Saturday and Sun
day in the CITY,. ass. !. e..e.,
Mrs. Sophia Patterson and son, w.
A. Patterson, returned Saturday from
an outing at Atlantic City.
Manager Verne Bowie, of the foot.
ball team, came in Saturday to resume
his work in College. The boys are out
on the field for practice every evening
and Coach Manley states that the
material for team this year is good.
The burial of Mrs. w. D. Devol
will occur this afternoon at . o'clock
at Walnut Hill Park.
The Republican meeting at Water
town Saturday evening, addressed by
Hon. H. D. Davis, of Hillsboro. was one
of the largest yet held and character
lied by great enthusiasm. Mr.. Davis
speech is highly spoken of by all who
heard it.
Mrs. c. L. Bailey and son are visit
ing friends at Akron.
Rev. and Mrs. E. R. Keuchen left
Saturday for. Harriettsville.
.-Supt Danley, of the Electric Com
pany, left for Columbus Saturday on
business.
Marriage licenses were issued Sat
urday to S. Bennett Hoon and Estella
P. Pryor, both of Watertown; c. II.
Day and Mary Pride, both of Belpre,
and Jas. Bell and Ida Carpenter, both
of this city.
The 7-year-old son of Jacob Schaad
died at Watertown the 10th inst. of
mem mbranous Group
Mr.. G. w. Miles, of Butler, Pa,
has purchased a lot in Knox's Addition,
and will build residence at once.
Catcher Dick Collins, who played
on the local nine two years ago, and
who is general favorite with the Mari
eta public. has been signed to play
here for the rest of the season and will
arrive from New Straitsville today.
The first of series of three games with
the GAINESVILLE Buckshoes will be played
at the ball park this afternoon. The
Marietta nine will go to Cambridge
Thursday for three games and expect
to get two of the series.
The Portsmouth Chillicothe game
at Blennerhassett Sunday resulted in {
score of to T in favor of the former
Taylor and Williams, of the Mariettt
nine, played with Chillicothe.
Mr.. N. Fl. Booth, of the Oil Wei
, Supply Company's store, is enjoying
, his vacation and will leave Wednesda,
on a visit to friends at Pittsburg.
Mrs. C. w. Richards returned Sat
urday from visit to friends at Gosh oc
] ton.
Cambridge finished up the demoli
: tion of the Parkersburg baseball min
Saturday by shutting them out to tn
tune of 5 to O. CASTOR pitched for Cam
bridge.
< Mr.. C. P. Dyar was advertised t
? address the Republican meeting a
!. Watertown Saturday evening, but wa
q prevented filing the appointment o
r account of the death of Mrs. W. L
S Devol. The vacancy was filled by "
!. II. Henning, Jr.
Another break. and one whic
!. gives the officers even more concer
!. than the first one. occurred Sunda
morning at the Ice Harbor lock. Th
n immense hole under the upper end {
7, the floor had been filed with grave
II and stone until it was thought safe
?. turn on the head necessary for lockage
e The dredgeboat Malta and feet wei
locked through Saturday and tn
Il steamer Lexington Sunday morning
q The latter boat was hardly out of I'll
Il lock and the lower gates closed whe
T. the pressure started washout directl
rpdar tho Vast wall of tho etruct,,,