Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-02-08
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
SATURDAY, FEB. 9. 1896
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.


Wooster.
1t is not exactly known against
whom indictments will be returned by
the grand jury, but we are informed
that Is true bills will be returned, a
number of them for felonies. 1t is
safe to assume that Male will be in
dicted for the killing of Picket, and
several indictments in the Schadd
whitecapping case are expected.
Born, Friday, Feb. 7th, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Babb, West Side, son; grandson
to Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Miller, Reno
Mr.. and Mrs. E. e. Warner, OF
GAINESVILLE, arrived in the city last eve.
ming, and are at Mrs. f. S. Turner's,
Second street.
Just received new line of laces
and embroideries. Cheaper than ever
at Bee Hive Store.
Archie Allen, a veteran oil man,
prominent during the old Cow Run ex-
element, is in the city.
The assignment of the Marietta
Planning Mill Company, which had
been whispered as possible calamity
for several days, was made Friday
morning, F. S. Coleman was named as
assignee and required to give bond of
S22, 900. The assests are placed at
s11,000 approximately, and while the
liabilities are unknown, it is thought
they will not be much above that
lied at S12, 800, held as follows: A. D.
Follett, 81 preferred stock; A. T..
Nye, $500 preferred stock; Jas. F..
Foreman, 81, $50 common stock; Jas.
Hall, s4,95O common stock; Frank
O'Dinn, common ssock. Contracts
taken at too low figures is the princi-
pal cause of the failure.
John Dana, who returned from In
diana several days ago and has been
confined to his home in Belpre since
with illness, is out again. ournal.
The regular meeting of Lobdell
Cyclicg Climb next Monday evening
will be called at seven o'clock instead
of eight as heretofore, in order to al
low the members to attend Faust.
Thursday night Mr.. Chatles Con-
rath, employed at Smiths bakery, was
awakened by the barking of watch
dog locked up in barn in the rear of
the bakery. Looking out the window
to ascertain the cause of the dogs ex-
citement he discovered three ,men
prowling about in the back yard. He
spoke to them, but received no reply,
and drawing his revolver, fred a
shot into the ground. The strangers
Immediately took to their heels and
disappeared. Their identy is unknown.
Mr.. Dud Nye is improving in health
rapidly.
Our remaining stock of winter
millinery goods regardless of cost until
March 1st. Bee Hiye Store.
Ella Milligan, John Hickey and
Minnie Baker were arraigned before
Squire Guvton Friday on the charge of
taking 5000 from John Milligan, and
all plead not guilty. Their hearing is
set for Tuesday at 10 a. m.
VIM. Bissinger and daughter are
here from Nashville, Tenn, guests of
M. S. Luchs.
The grand jury will report today.
AT Andrews Hall on February 18th
the Athletic Association of the College
will give historical masquerade for
the benefit of the Association.
Mr.. Manley, of the College foot ball
team, was unanimously chosen repre-
sentative to the meeting of Ohio Col
leges which occurs at Columbus today
to perfect the organization of the pro-
posed football league. He left Friday
afternoon. D
Mrs. Emma Glass, of Beverly, has
filed suit for divorce from her husband,
Alex Glass, on the ground of failure to
provide.
Miss Mary Garfield, who lived with
her mother and sister on Sixth street,
and whose illness was noted in the
Leader Wednesday, died of consump-
/. .tion at seven o'clock Friday morning.
She was As years of age. Funeral
from st. Marys Catholic church Mon
day at 0 a. IN.
j. B. Wikaf, of thee. & NJ, was
down from Cam bridge Friday.
"A number of young ladies If Eliza
beth College gave a delightful Leap
Year dance at the BELLEVUE Hotel last
evening.
Nina Leonard plead guilty to dis
orderly conduct in Mayors court Fri
day and was fined IS and costs.
Mrs. j. L. Mills left Friday for.
Belpre.
Mrs. B. w. Covey died of consump-
ton, at Cornerville, Friday morning.
She was the wife of Superintendent
Covey, of the Alta Oil Co., to whom she