Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-06-25

In Squire Guytons court Wednes-
day evening Frank Radenbach filed
charges of assault and battery against
and Afford. two of the men
who assaulted him and his wife. The
defendants attorney was present and
upon agreement of all parties Magnier
and Afford were fined s5 and costs
each. This result was, of course.
brought about by a compromise, but
the nature of it cannot be learned
Special shirtwaist sale at Bee Hive
Friday and Saturday.
News is received of the death, at
Admission, Ala, Tuesday, of the infant
son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mueller,
formerly of this city.
Our Reporter called at the sales
room of the Big Four Cycle Co. Tuesday
evening to inquire, into the matter of
cut prices which have been filing our
city papers, stating that the slump in
prices had arrived, and found that this
method was pursued by some agents
to dispose of some undesirable stock
which has been hanging on thew hands
for the past few months, and which
they would dispose of at almost any
price The Big Four has sold over
hundred wheels and lead in prices
They own the finest tandem in the city
which rents at the reasonable rate of
25 cents an hour. They report busi-
ness good having sold bicycles Satur-'
dav and one Monday.
The Episcopal Social will be enter
tanned this Thursday evening at the
Church Parlors. All cordially invited.
Harvey Curtis, aged 10 years, died
Monday night rom the effects of pa
ralys's, with which he was stricken
Sunday. He was a we'll known citi-
zen of Stafford, Monroe county, and
the father of Mrs. John Singer. Mrs.
VIM. Jackson and j. w. Curtis, of this
city. He was here on visit at the
time of his death. The remains were
taken to Stafford for burial Tuesday.
R. Lanam, of the First Ward, has
been appointed a special policeman by
Mayor Meisenhelder.
Reduced prices on shirtwaists Fri
day and Saturday at Bee Hive.
1t is seldom that day passes of
late which does not witness one or
more runaways caused by leaving
hnr ,,pfio6 f,p ba ctraafc Tbara &c
a law against this dangerous practice
and the safety of the public demands
it's literal enforcement.
The unfortunate disturbance at
Frank Radenbach's Tuesday night,
caused by number of men mistaking
Mr.. Radenbhch's home for disreput-
able place, only serves to emphasize
the fact that rooms on Front street. in
the very heart of the city, are being
rented for immoral purposes. The
owners of such rooms must, from a
moral standpoint, bear a large re-
sponsibility of the disgraceful occur
renee of Tuesday night.
The main oil line of the Buckeye
Pipe Line Company was broken back
of st. Marys Wednesday night by a
landslide caused by the terrific rain
storm.
Route Agent Wilson,, of the U. S.
Express Co., is in the city on business.
The night clerkship at the Belle.
vue Hotel, made vacant by the resigna-
tion of Lester Harris, is being ably
filled by Harry Morse.
Edward Triplett, of Waverly, w.
Va, and Rosa Bum bardner, of this
city, were married Wednesday, June
Gath, by Rev. DIR. Boyd.
Mr. Frank Spies and Miss Mary
Wright were married last evening.
An oil deal of considerable pro.
portions, in which Col. j. II. Riley
transferred the leases on 20, 900 of West
Virginia oil lands to the Henry Oil Co.,
of Chicago, has been consumated and
active development of the tract will
begin at once.
Don't miss the special sale Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday at Bee Hive
To the Ladies'.
Mrs. Crocker, whom all the ladies
know SO we'll and favorably, will be a,