Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-07-20
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
MONDAY. July 40. 1906
PERSONAL 80 LOCAL.


Thomas Fulkerson, Judson Cassidy
and fellow named Cassidy are in the
city prison awaiting trial before Mayor
Meisenhelder on the charge of drunk
enness and disorderly conduct.
"A large majority of the base ball
fans" of Marietta are roofing for Gin
cinnati Their feathers dropped last
night when they learned that Balti-
more again defeated the Queen City
team bya score os Hlto 6Sst t99as
Constable 'J.a H. Dye was out on,
Newelrs Run Sunday and arrested
Rufus Newlen on the charge of shoot
ing with intent to kill at as}womap
named Elizabeth Noland The alleged
offense was committed July 10Th and
the warrant upon which Newlen was
arrested was issued by Squire Guyton.
In arresting his man Constable Dye
had considerable trouble with female
relatives of the prisoner and was com
PEELED to pull his revolver. Newlen
was brought in handcuffed and placed
in the county Jail to await a hearing.
The Constable advises any officer
hereafter making an arrest about four
miles up Newell's Run to take along
assistance.
Geo. B. Sunderland sold the John
Steen property, on Gilman avenue, to
Mrs. A. Brown and the William Devices
property, on Harmar street, to Mr.. A.
Brown.
| 1t begins to look as though the
Ohio Valley League were to be sue
cessfully organized. A meeting will
be held here Tuesday for that purpose.
The third and last of the series of
games between the Eclipse team of
East Liverpool and Marietta, was play
ed Saturday and won easily by the lat
it looked like shut-out, but two
base hit'by Goodwin in the sixth inning
scored Twaddle, who went to first on
-four balls. The visitors made only
three hits off of Jack Taylor, who
pitched splendid game. The Mari
ettas secured 10 hits. The crowd in at
tendance was unusually good
Mrs. Garvey, formerly Miss Block
some, of Ironton, is in the city visiting
friends. 1sNAg
The Logan base ball team will be
here Tuesday and Wednesday. On
Friday and Saturday the Marietta S
will play at Cambridge.
confined to the house by rheumatism
for the past three weeks and is in a
serious condition.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Rittenhouse, Second and
Greene streets, died Sunday afternoon.
Miss Clara Ebinger, of this place.
and her guest, Miss Nellie Adair, of
Amesyille, spent Sunday in Beverly,
visiting friends
-Chas. Otto and family left Satur-
day morning for Cleveland and other
northern cities
Deputy U. is. Marshal Mason and
wife, of Cincinnati, have been visiting
relatives and friends here since Satur-
day.
ARey. Chas. Mills is the guest of his
parents, Prof and Mrs. ]. L. Mills.
Mrs II. L. Sibley returned Satur'
day from Racine where she has been
visiting her mother or the past ten
days.
An unusual and shocking occur
renee was reported Saturday, having
taken place in the family of Mr.. Will
liams, who lives back of Harmar Hill.
Mrs. williams went to the cistern tc
draw some water and upon lifting the
covering was Mortified to discover her
two-year-old infant floating on the sur
face unconscious. The baby was res
cued Immediately and resuscitated. II
had evidently been kept from sinking
by the air confined under its clothing
How it came in the cistern is mystery
The funeral of Mrs. Johanna Pfeif
fer, took place from the German NJ E
church yesterday afternoon.
Augusta Lodge, Daughters of Re
bekah, will picnic at Blennerhasse
Island on Wednesday, July, 9th. The
party will be taken down on the
Steamer Sonoma and will be accom-
panied by good music
Miss Alta Morris, of Columbus, anG
Miss Sinclair of Bellaire, came dowr
the Ohio on the Steamer Liberty, Sat
urday night and were guests of rela
+, tives in Marietta over Sunday.
DIR. Thomas Mullin was adjudget
insane in Probate Court Saturday anc
will be taken to the Athens State Hos
pital fortreatment.
) Miss Amelia Weber left Saturda,
Oh a visit to friends and relatives a
Churchtown.
"A daughter was born Friday even