Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-05-12


it's work as life destroyer.
Rev. A. Bower and wife, delegates
from the Congregational church at
Ruggles, o., are guests of their uncle
and aunt, DR.. and Mrs. B. F. Hart also
Rev. d. A. Strong, from Madison, o.
Charles T. Elston and Drs E. b.
Morrison were at Hockingport Monday
on business trip.
i. P. Klein, of Wheeling, represent
ing the Penn Mutual Life Insurance
Company, is in the city.
The case of L. E. Smith vs. Jacob
Gantschi was compromised in Common
Pleas Court Monday.
"A marriage license was issued Mon
day to VIM. Bauer, of Muskingum
township, and Hannah Beach, of Salem
township.
j. NJ. Mason has been confined to
the house for several days by illness.
The final arrangements for the
base ball game between employees of
the Leidecker Tool Company and the
Bettman IL Watson Company, of Bel
mont, haye been completed and the
game will take place on Saturday,
May Esd.
j. D. Lashley, of the Marietta
Manufacturing Company, was in Zanes-
vile Monday on business.
"A. B. Mccoy left Monday for Hunt
ington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Curtis are visit
ing friends at Athens.
Miss Maria Brigham left Monday
for Colum bus on a visit to relatives.
Miss Annie McGhie, of East Liver.
pool, is the guest of Mrs. w. T..
Schnauffer, Third street.
boat house has been opened for the
season. The boats have all been re-
paired and are prepared for bust
ness. Come around and take ride.
Mr.. John Hoffman, of Sand Hill,
came to the cily Monday with fine
lot of home grown Strawberries.
Margaret Cooke, daughter OF
George NJ. Cooke, fell Monday morn
ing, and broke her right arm between
the elbow and wrist.
Mrs. w. d. Williamson, who has
been confined to her room by illness, is
now improving slowly.
"A number of horses belonging tc
William Roeser were shipped Monday
to Baltimore to enter the races.
The five surviving members of the
Fay family, all over 10 years of age
met in reunion Monday at the home
of Mrs. Katie Ewing, Wooster street
The oil market took drop of three
cents Monday, going down to s1.22.
"A warrant is out for Wilford Stile.
on the charge of stealing a pair O.
shoes from A. G. Martin.
Auditor w. A. Patterson left fol
Cincinnati at 11:25 Monday night to as
sist in appraising the B. & o. S. w
railway.
Fred and Frank Albrecht, whose
troubles Saturday on upper Fifth stree
were published Monday, appeared be
fore Mayor Meisenhelder Monday eve
ming and pleaded guilty to the charge
of fighting. The case will be furthe,
investigated today.
The case of Ohio against Petel
Unger and his sons Moses and Marcus
charged with embezzling wago1
tongue, was heard by Squire GuytoI
Monday. Peter and Marcus were dis
charged, having had no connection
with the affair. Moses claimed tina
he had secured the property, but tina
he borrowed it and returned it in goot
condition. He was bound over te
court in the sum of $50. g
Vice President Peabody, of the B
e. O. S. w. Ry., was in Marietta Mon
day afternoon, in the private car Ohio
accompanied by number of railront
officials including an expert in the EN-
ploy of j. 2. Morgan & Co. The rur
from Chillicothe to this city was mos
phenomenal in point of speed. TIL,
entire distance of 109h miles was coy
cred in the incredibly short time of on
hour and Al minutes, an average of ;
little over mile minute. Mr.. Pea
body was highly pleased with th
showing made and states the run i
obably the fastest ever made in Ohi'
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