Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-08-10

MoMpAY. AUcUsr1Io. 1895
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

erland against WATSON Ierian was
in Squire Guyton's court
Miss Carrie Pfaff West Side. left
Saturday evening for Cincinnati, to re-
main several weeks visiting relatives
and friends.
ri. Fl. Bahlman returns to his'work
in the Oil Well Supply store today
after vacation of two weeks, 49,
DIR. and Mrs. W. A. Stanley, West
Jide, have the sympathy of thefr' many
friends in the loss OF their infant son,
Friday night, the 7th. The child was
but four weeks old. The remains were
taken to Medina, the former home of
DIR. Stanley, for burial.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Matthews were
in the city yesterday, the. guests of MIR.
and Mrs. James r. Hall.
Mrs. Frank Corson, of Portsmouth,
is the guest of her aunt. Mrs. Hickok,
Front street
Charles Carpenter was locked up
Saturday night on the charge of drunk
enness and disorderly conduct at the
Harmar House, West Side.
Thompson & Company have locat-
ed new we'll at Cutler. Thomas
Riley & Co also made location in the
same field Saturday.
-Lige Davis, Clerk at the Bellevue,
has returned from Mt. Clemens, Mich,
accompanied by his famous dog.
County Clerk L. E McVay entered
upon his second term Sunday, August
9th.
One hundred aud fifteen persons
left over the q. & o. R. Sunday for
Taylorsyille to witness the Marietta
GAINESVILLE game.
Miss Rowena Buell. returned home
Saturday evening from Toledo, where
she had been visiting friends for sew
eral weeks.
Constable j. II. Dye left Saturday
for Fndlay, o., with warrant for the
arrest of VIM. H. Brister on the chrrge
of failure to provide for his two minor
children.
Frank III. Brown was bound over to
court by Squire Guyton for non. sup
port of minor child.
-Shantyboat warrants were issued
Saturday for the arrest of Charles
Pape and Bart Stanley. They will be
tried before Squire Guyton.
The steamers Lorena and Virgins
arrived down the Ohio from Pittsbure
Sunday afternoon at the same time
The Virginia's passenger list was over
500 and the Lorena had over 100 ABOARD
for points up the Muskingum. 1t was
remarked by number of passenger
that the Lorena was the faster boat.
The contractors who are putting il
the system of water works at Cam
bridge have a strike on their hand
and are una BILE to get workmen. The.
have been paying price that amount
ed to about IS cents a day for ditcl
digging.
The sixth game of the Marietta
Parkersburg series was played her
Saturday and was umpired by Ar
Hastings, of Parkersburg. The gam
was interesting and resulted in scor
of to 2 in favor of Marietta.
should have been shut'out for Parl
ersburg, as only four hits were mad
? off of Blough, Marietta's new pitcher
, and both of Parkersburg's runs wer
made on errors.
The rapidity with which the river
are falling is giving steamboatme
7 much concern, as they fear a siege {
low water following upon the recer
floods.
The meeting of the Republica
Club at the Court House this evenin
should be we'll attended, as there
much business of Importance to
transacted. The matter of permanel
quarters will come up for consider
tion. Let every member and evel
'' true epublican who expects to b
!. come me em per De present
:. While driving on Front street Sa
1 urday evening Frank Lawrence &C
lided with boy riding bicycle, b
so far as could be learned no particul
damage was done by the accident.
} Sunday was probably the hottie
IS day of the season, the thermomet
n registering 100 the greater part of t
day. No prostrations in the city a
reported, but everybody suffered mo
u or less.
S. Sunday baseball is not to be e
couraged, chiefly for the reason tn
- the managers of ball team have
- more right to work their men on Su
day than has any individual in a
st line of business. Further, the patro
of the game in Marietta are largely
class who frown on Sunday sports
general and 60 not believe that t
nnhlic cannot be satisfied with gan