Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-10-28
CONDENSED NEWS

Gatnercu from All Parta OF the Country
by Telegraph.
The steamship Alameda, leaving Syd-
ney, N. S. W., for San Francisco, will
have consignment of a425, 900 in gold
for the United States.
p. j. lyman, the alleged mo. 1" of
the Phoenix park murderers, arrived in
New York on the North German Lloyd
steamer Saale Monday evening from
Cherbourg, France.
Gen. Garrett A. Hobart, the republi-
can vice-presidential candidate, made
his first formal address of the cam
paign at Camden, N. j., Monday night.
He was enthusiastically received.
DR.. w. w. Palmer, prominent ply
sician of Keansburg, N. j., his wife
and daughter, were killed by train
on the Freehold G. Atlantic Highlands
railroad, near Keyport, Tuesday morn
ing.
w. w. Hall, charged with violating
the state law regarding brokers in
disposing of Mexican dollars at so
cents, as campaign object lessons, was
tried in Portsmouth, Va, Monday and
acquitted.
The marital trouble of Col. Theodore
G. Marceau and his wife were ended
Monday by Judge Slack, of San Fran
cisco, who granted the photographer
divorce on the ground of wilful deser-
tion. Col. Marceau formerly lived in
Cincinnati.
Eugene Tompkins, proprietor of the
Boston theater, was fined 500 in the
superior court Monday, for giving
concert in his theater Sunday, May 8,
which was not sacred concert nor
one given for charitable object. The
concert was given by Sousa's band.
Nebraska defeated Missouri at Co
lumbia, Mo-, Monday, in one of the
hottest games ever played in Colum-
bia. The star play of the game was a
1OS-yard run to touchdown by Tucker.
This is probably the longest run ever
made on the gridiron. The final score
was Nebraska s, Missouri 4.
The prince of Naples and his bride,
Princess Helene, of Mon tenegro, we're
present at review of 1900 troops on
the parade grounds in Rome Tuesday.
The weather was bright and shiny and
the arrangements for the review were
perfect. An immense crowd of people
witnessed the movements OF tne
troops.
At Chattanooga, Tenn, Matte Roger,
an inmate of u disorderly house was
fatally shot Monday night by her hus-
band, James A. Roger. The girl was
but II years old and was married three
years ago to Roger against her pa
rents wishes. During the first year he
discovered that she was faithless and
sent her away.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hart, widow 60
years of age, and her daughter, Mrs.
Sarah j. Stephenson, 35 years old and
also widow, were found asphyxiated
Tuesday forenoon at their home in
Boston. A gas jet was turned partly
on and the room was full of gas. The
deaths are believed to have been
caused by accident.
Twenty-Five hundred citizens of Bos-
ton gathered at Sanders theater, Har-
ward, Monday evening, to participate
in memorial services in honor OF their
beloved friend, the late Gov. Eustis
Russell. Every seat was occupied by
an admirer, and all listened attentively
to the master eulogy delivered by Prof.
Charles Elliott Norton.
When the steamer Anchoria, from
New York, October II, for Glasgow,
arrived at Moville, Eng, Tuesday
morning, she was boarded by police
officers, who arrested one of her pas
sengers, woman named Jane Brow
ster, upon a charge of larceny in the
theft of quantity of jewely, consist
ing of diamond and pearl brooches, the
robbery having been committed in
New Bedford, Mass.