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Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-02-09

COLUMBUs, O., Feb. S.-The executive
committee of the Ohio Coal Traffic as
soc.ation was in session here Monday,
con>i cring the advisability of abro-
eating all fuel contracts with view
to reorganizing the coal trade prices.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-02-09

CALIENTE, Cal, Feb. S-John Hard
isty, Il ranchcr living near Weed Patch,
and Miss Cora Akers, "A young lady of
Fresno, were overtaken by locomo-
tive Sunday afternoon on a railroad
trestle near the city and crushed to
death
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-02-09
HutchiSon's
Bargain Store,
Special Daily Sales
THIS Week,


Monday; rep: ) hea 1ao'e Da'nask llI.7I,,
iOc' ya'u' l''leuS '"e"Pe' 'i'" 'Fo'
CanmaJ pesi'9S, GooIs HsG and ID ConSections cbenn'
~, -, r,t.
Wednesday, rep ~ -hen ; Lauu- I,!!i
drIeo 9nlrtS "'c' : u'u,>"iuSs very .o"'
Thursday, Feb. II. Eight Day CLOCK
@L69. Je"eIry and 9'i'erWare bargain
FRIDAY Feb. r. Tin Cups lc each.
Bargains in Agate and Iinwarc.
e.trrd3v Feb 1s Sperial Price, in
all Dcnlrlments.
Wednesday. Feb 10th. I'm addition to
nIen.s I.aunIrfed Shirts and Furnish
Clotbfr~-pants agc and soc. Kcrsev
Pants rood wsfgbt and a great Bar.
vain at soc REGULAR s.. 10 roous. Mems.
Rove and Cbildren's Sufts at about
half usual prices for this dav only.
Nfapv Neyv Barrains Each Week.
Friday, Feb. 10Th. we wtllseu Ladies
Joci.e,s Canes and Coats at 81 - a3
gion1 s5 This means tnat Won will
51era1 in Wr5ns ,.' for F.idav and Sat-
urdav ONLY are these prices good
Look out for Saturday. Feb. IL for
SPECIAL PRICES in all Departments.
Dailv SaIas win ba sold on tnis dav
and NAM more new orfcas made.
The Wise, The Thrifty. The Prudent.
The Economical are pnuoniziuE these
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-02-09

ALLIANCE, o., Feb. s. George Laza-
rus, probably the oldest citizen in Ma
honinr county, died suddenly OF heart
failure, while sitting in a chair at his
nome at North Benton, near here,
MonlaY forenoon. aged 90 wears.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-02-09
Death of an.Aced Minister.

WOOSTER, o., Feb. 7.-Rcv. Josiah j.
Ward, aged SO years, who had spent So
years of his life in the ministry of the
Presbyterian church, died here.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-02-09
B. S-W. RY
TImE TABLE.

Trains leave Marietta as follows
For Cincinnati 5i5 m *l0:20 m, ell :3j IN.
FOR St. Louis, 545. t10.20 a m; sil.3j y IN.
For Louisville. 5:i5 m, *10:20 q IN, ii 35 m.
For Parkersburg, +l0:zO q m. 10. 40 o LII, al l55
m 1870 p m, sl1:3j pm
For Belpre, s:45, c:4Oa m, 1850, 1865, 1900 m,
1J:3, p m.
For Chillicothe, 'lO2o m, .ll.8j D N, 10 45
N, t1.t0 p m.
For New York, +4:5 p m, *Il:85 pm
tDaily. tExcept Sunday.
For detail Information regarding rat.t
ETC., address '
, g. N. PAYNE, Ticket Agent, B. q O. s. W
Ry., Marietta, o., or
g. b. WARFEL, Assistant General Passepu.,
Agent, Cincinnati. Ohio.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-02-09
SOUTH BOUND.

trains run daily, except Sunday. Cloee con
neGtlons for all points north and west
a, fop iarther Information call on or address, 4,
~. rAfNE' Ticth Agent, Union Depot, Mari
t. d. DALE. Receiver, - n
w. M. MORSE, superin,eD.lsn,
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-02-09
GAINESVILLE G. OHIO RlvEn
TIME CARD IN EFFECT DEC. md. 1874

an Trains Daily except Sunday
=. NOS. 20 and ~ make close connectiona q.
Aanesyille with the b. & o. and Pan HanSi,
trains for Columbus, Chicago and the West
j. HOPE SUTOR, Receiver
Z. G. HARRISON. General PassengerAg,
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-02-09
Excursion to GAINESVILLE.

Half fare rates to GAINESVILLE, s225 round
trip, account of meeting of Ohio Republican
League Friday, Feb. u. Tickets good going
Feb ii and ~; returning until Feb H.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-02-09

ont of bed if his breakfast doesn't taste
good if he feels utterly incapable of work,
It is pretty sure sign that his digestion is
out of order that his principal trouble is
constipation If he lets this condition riin
on, there is no telling where it will stop.
Nine tenths of all human sickness comes
from constipation. The first thing that
every doctor asks when he is called to see
patient is whether the bowels are in good
order. 1t is nonsense to call a doctor fos
such a simple thing. II is nonsense to let
such a simple thing grow into such serious
thing, as ii always does if neglected. DR..
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure constipation.
They not only afford immediate and pleas
ant relief from all the distressing synp-
toms, but they cure permanently and posi-
lively There are 10, ooo medicines that can
be taken, 10 give temporary relief The
pleasant Pellets" are the only things that
really cHre.
There are plenty of druggists who will
try 10 sell you something else. You know
lust as well as we do that an honest
druggist wouldn't do such a thing -
that an honest druggist would give you
what you ask for. You know that when
druggist insists on giving you something
else there must be a reason for It. We
know what that reason is-he makes big
ger profit on the other thing. Any drug
gist in America will supply the " Pellets
if you insist on it.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-02-09

Full line of Miss Scotts Skin and
Scalp Treatment at Richards Phar-
macy.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-02-09

Friday. Feb. 18th. we will sell Ladies
jackets Capas and Coats at 81, 50, S3,
Sl and So. This means tnat you will
get some Bargains greater than ever
offered in Wraps, for Friday aud sat
urday oaiv are these prices good.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-02-09

MANY New Bargains Each Week.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-02-09

Look out for Saturday. Feb II. for
SPECIAL PRICES in all Departments
ANY goods not disposed of at special
Daily Sales will be sold on this day
and many more new prices made
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-02-09

In pursuance of au order of the Probate
Ourt of Washington County. Ohio will offer
'ol sale at public auction on
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-17
STORY OF A BIKE.
Raffled Off by It's Owner, Won by
Him and is Now Missing.

Three months ago one of the patrolmen
at the Central police station bought
bicycle for which he paid Ss5 In learning
to ride he knocked SO much of the flesh
off the different parts of his body that hs
was willing to- sell IL at sacrifice. lie
MosIey, the janitor of the station. pun
chased 10 for $50. like" had no use
for the bike, but bought it on "speck. -
A few days later Ike concluded that he
would dispose OF the machine by chance.
and be fixed up 100 tickets which wero
placed In box and the patrolmen Of the
station were called upon to draw one.
Fifty of the tickets represented so cents
each and the remaining 90 represe nted
from one cent up to and including so
cents, and the whole representing $37 for
Ike, who managed TO sell all of the tickets
but one, and when he got tired of looking
for purchaser for the last one he took
1t himself. The drawing took place yes.
terday, a boy being called in from the street
to do the drawing The tickets were all
placed in a big box which was well shaken
up. The boy thrust his hand into the box
and drew out No. 27, and 10. and behold,
that was the number of Ike's ticket This
rather agitated the minds of some of the
patrolmen who wanted bike. For time
it looked as II Ike would be arrested tor
fraud. but he was shared this fate but
will give any one 81. 80 who will tell him
who "swiped" the bicycle for he hes
hunted the station from cellar to attic and
cannot find II, and most of the patro-
men say that he has been served just
right.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-17

NJ Fitzgerald. The schools are taught by
the Sisters OF St Joseph. and they are IL
In number. Since the arrival of the sisters
in the parish they have been ttigod 20 re-
side in a tenement house which Is not
suitable for religious order. The pupils
numb over 800.
For long time it has been under con-
temptation to erect new convent. ana
as Father Harty announced this morning.
he Is simply carrying out the project OF
his predecessor.
The work will bo commenced as soon as
the contract is awarded, aud 10 is expected
that the cornerstone, which will .be or
pink granite will be laid with appropriate
exercises on July is, and 10 is expected to
be finished on Dec. /.
1t will be n three-story Berlin brick
structure. laid In white mortar. with
limestone trimmings, and the steps will
be Of granite.
II will bo Spanish roof, In fact the
style of architecture will be as near as
possible TO that OF tho Spanish The con-
vent will be supplied with fire escapes,
electric bells and the building will be
wired so that at any time il can be
lighted by electricity. The chapel will
be finished in plain oak. and the re-
mainder of the building in kiln dried
white wood 1t will also be steam
heated.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-17
CRANSTON.
The Improvement of Park Avenue.
General Notes From the Town.

That part OF Park avenue that runs through
Elmville past the new entrance to Roger
Williams Park, has been graded and given
substantial and smoothtop dressing. This
newly repaired part of the avenue is in
strange contrast with the dusty. stony, un-
even portion of the same avenue that extends
from Elmville to Edgewood.
Mr.. Robert scharpagel and Miss Elsie
Scharnagel and Mr.. William Morfatt of At
lantic, Mass, are visiting Mrs. William Ross
of Knightsville The party made the trip
upon their bicycles.
Mrs. Mary Devine of School street has the
sympathy Of her many friends in the loss of
her infant daughter yesterday. The funeral
will take place tomorrow afternoon. Inter.
ment in st. AIMS cemetery.
Mrs. Charles o. Bennett is confined to her
home with veinous trouble. Lameness results
Father O'Meara is spending his vacation
with his parents on Oak street. Crsnston
The reverend gentleman is assisting Father
Bowling of the Providence Visitor.
The Office and exhibition buildings In Nara
gansett Park are attractive looking in the
new coating of paint. The constant tapping
of the carpenters hammer and the incessant
touch of the painters brushes will transform
Narragansett Park into beauty spot.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-17
PAWTUXET VALLEY.
HorS. Drops Dead Mills Shut Down
For a Week.

A valuable stable horse VIII ich was ut
tached to William NJ. Smiths party
wagon. which had conveyed part of the
Sunday school of the Riverpoint Con-
gregational church to Fields Point
dropped dead just as the party reached
Riverpoint last evening
Tho Hope and Phenix mills shut down
today for a week. The Clyde print
works will start up again Monday morn
Ing and the new engine will be put into
use under tho charge of Engineer Charles
Mitchell.
The funeral of Miss Alice Gilland was
solemnized from SIS. Peter and Paul
church ut Phenix this morning, Rev IL.
K. Carrigan officiating. The interment
was in SS. Peter and Pauis cemetery mt
Phenix. TIE bearers were w. NJ. Smith,
Henry Mckenna, John Agnew, and John
Hackett Miss Gilland was ono OF the
most popular young ladies in the valley.
her sweet and sunny disposition winning
her hosts of friends and the flowers and
fearful faces at the church showed in
what love and respect she WAS held by her
friends. Miss Gilland was sister OF the
late Mrs. Hugh Duffy. and with the ex-
oeptinn of few months which she spent
in California with Capt and Mrs. Duly,
has always resided in the valley.
The iron work for tho new railroad
bridge at Clyde arrived au Riverpoint
last evening on special train and the
work of replacing the present wooden
structure by a modern iron one will be
commenced ut once.
The Music hall building Mt Phenix Is
to be rebuilt. but Mr.. Spalding does not
intend to expend much money on the
building until the Warwick Town Coun
Gil establishes n grade on High and Main
streets, and consequently the building
will be only one story I'm height.
Adios. Pawtuxet Valley park and Kent
county fsir. The hard hearted mortgages
have after long and patient waiting for
some indication Of tho payment of the
mortgage at last advertised the park
for sale and Saturday, Aug. z will seq
tho end of another valley society and
scheme
Former Soaler OF Weights and Measures
Westcott has commenced crusade
against the peddlers who use short meas
ures and in consequence he Is doing a
smashing" business, much TO the dis
gust of the peddlers and the delight Of
the hardware dealers, as, II a measure
does not come up to the standard, Mr..
Westcott interviews IL with heavy
hammer and spoils its usefulness forever.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-17
EAST PROVIDENCE.
Buck in Relief Corps MeetS-Barney
Sent 10 CrauS;On.

Bucklin Relief Corps, No. 9, held its
regular meeting last evening In Grand
Army hall and was attended by very
large numper of Its members. Mrs George
Curtis, senior vice PRESIDENT presided.
Much routine business was transacted.
after which social hour was enjoyed.
Mrs. Bessie NJ. Seymour department presi-
dent of Warren was present and made very
interesting and encouraging remarks
Several members of the corps also enter
tained with remarks and stories
This morning In tho Seventh District
Court Walter o. Barney was arraigned as
disorderly person. He pleaded guilty
and was sentenced to the state work house
for six months, from which he took IN
appeal. Irving \. Eddy was charged
with being drunk, pleaded guilty, and
was fined G. and costs James Considine
pleaded guilty TO being an idle person and
was sentenced to the state workhouse for
81 x months.
Tho funeral of Mrs. Ella NJ. Carpenter,
wife of William NJ. Carpenter, took place
yesterday afternoon at her late residence,
232 sutton avenue. Rev. l.. u. Ferris,
pastor of the Newman Congregational
church, o!Ilciatec. The bearers were, Dea-
con William W. Ellis. George Walker. j.
Ill. Leonard, and Bonjamin q. Wailen.
The interment was in the family lot at
the North Burial Ground, provideuce.
AT tho regular meeting of Watchemoket
Tribe, No. 2. /. o. X. NJ, held in Odd
Fellows hall Friday evening. the follow
ing chiefs were raised UP by Deputy Great
Sachem Eugene Allen, of Moshnssuck
Tribe, No. IA, OF Pawtucket: Sachem
Charles l.. Budlopg; senior sycamore,
Henry l.. Barnes; junior sycamore, James
W. Gill; Prophet, George l.. Stone; chief
of records Fred A. Warohnm; keeper of
wampuiu, Edwin Is. Lincoln; collector of
wampum. A. l.. Il. Chase keeper of
purapbornalia. J. NJ. Gill; first sannap
William q. Brown; second sannap, h.
Fred Gottschalk; guard of wigwsm,
George g. Bliss; guard OF forest. Frank
". Wilbur.
The Young Women's Christian Temper
ance and Literary Union met last evening
at tho residence OF the president Mrs. Mary
NJ. Brown, on Leonard avenue. 1t was
voted TO furnish flowers for the various
charitable institutions OF the city.
Miss Fanny stacy, assistant teacher in
tho high school, left this morning Tor
Springfield, n. H., where she will romain
until September 1.
Rev. A. A. Cleveland, of Gospel mission,
and his wife left yesterday for the Doug
lass camp meeting.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-17
HEARTY WELCOME
Given The Rhode Island Yacht Club
at Bristol.

The Rhode Island Yacht fleet number
ing about % yachts arrived yesterday
afternoon and was welcomed by salute
from Neptune Yacht Club. The visiting
yachstmen camo on shore and weie enter.
tained at the clubhouse by the house
committee. The clubhouse had been very
elaborately decorated for the occasion.
The grounds and clubhouse were beauti-
fully illuminated and grand display of
fireworks took place from the clubhouse
grounds which was witnessed by hun
dreds of sightseers from the shore. The
reception rooms were flied with ladies
and friends of tho two clubs and the
scene presented was q brilliant one A
german was INDUCED In for which the
music was furnished by Lazy and Aliens
full orchestra which ut intervals dis
coursed some choice selections until late
into the night when the visitors re-
turned aboard.
This morning at $3.50 the gun was fred
from the coinmodore's yacht preparatory
TO getting ready for their start for the
clubhouse ut Pottsr's cove where a re-
gatta will take place
Mrs. Frances Il. Hihberts, wife of
Elisha Hibberts. died last evening at her
home on Burton street. Her remains
will he taken to Mansfield, Mass, today
for burial.
Ex-Bleut. Gov Wllllam Il. u. ward
we'll sails TO dav from New York in the
same steamer with Col. >. u. Colt and son
and will be absent about two months.
A game OF baseball will DO played upon
the common tnis afternoon between the
Bristol Griys and the Flints of Fall
River
Mr.. Charles II. Daggett one OF the
oldest engineers on the Bristol rail
road has had his route changed on the
road and has removed his family to Fall
River.
Another case Of scarlatina has been re.
ported mt the town clerks Office. The
child is FRANK Herman.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-17
HAMILTON CLUB.
Second Smoker Held and Whist
Pr.ZeS Awardei.

large number of the members and
their gentlemen friends at the cool and
commodious quarters of the club last
evening evidenced the fact that whist is
becoming very popular means for the
entertainment Of thc members and their
friends Notwithstanding tho heat OF the
summer these occasions have been many
and we'll attended.
Last evening the second compliment
tary smoker was given and proved de-
cided success There were three prizes
given-the first, an elegant pack Of caros
trimmed In gilt was presented TO Mr..
John II. Robinson; the second prize TO
Mr.. Jesse Nichols, and the third Co Mr..
Will A. Aldricb. Tho entertainment
committee have at present under consider
alton the holding of Lawn party and n
moonlight excursion. The lawn party
will probably DC held first, due notice Of
which will be given through these
columns. The regular business meeting
of the club was held prior To the smoker
last evening, at which time fCur new
Members were elected. The % ent
officers of the club arc T.. &. Rob,.son.
president; J. 4. Sweet, vice president
and q. l. Place, secretary and treasurer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-17
OFFICERS INSTALLED.
Court Warren, A. O. F., Has a New
Board A Surprise Visit.

The following officers OF Court Warren,
Ancient Order of Foresters, have been in
stalled for the ensuing year: Chief ranger,
James +. Wylie; sub-chlef, John p. Murphy /;
financial secretary, John M. Malloy recorder,
J. Burke treasurer, George H. Covo; senior
woodward, Cornelius Lynch; junior wood
ward, Patrick Moran; senior beadle, r. Mum
ros; junior beadle, Harry Cocks. The officers
were installed by Deputy Chief Ranger u +.
:Wylie. The court has appointed the follow
ing committees: Trustees Israel Lafrance,
Patrick Donovan and Thomas Stott; auditing
committee, J. Murphy, William welch and p
Mcran; finance committee, J. Moran, Israel
Lafrance and Charles Rowland.
The schooner Rev. John Fletcher, Captain
John q. Paine, of North Port, L. l., arrived
yesterday afternoon and is being loaded with
a cargo Of 5000 bushels of oyster shells. which
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-17

FERRA'S REVENGE.
Went 10 His Home in 0lneyville and
Attacked HIS Wife.

John Ferra IA member OF the Italian
colony at Thornton, who lives with his
mother-in-law, yesterday reported that his
mother-in-law was creating disturbance
In the house, and he requested Constable
kimball TO arrest her. The constable
paid but little attention to Johns COM
plaint, because his reputation AS law
abiding citizen Ia none too good, and he
was a little suspicious that If there was
q family jar the son-in- law had as much
TO do with it as anyone else.
John went to his home after making
the complaint and signalized his return
by brutal assault on his wife. He
knocked her down, kicked her and other
wise maltreated her. He then left the
house and his wife reported the assault
To Officer kimbalL While she was do
scribing her husbands brutality she was
overcome, and fell in a faint. Ferra will
be arrested as soon as Officer kimball
can find him.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-17
TO COOL BLOCK ISLAND.
Providence Pythians Male an Ex-
cursiOn--Lively at the Hotels.

About two hundred and fifty OF the
Palestine Lodge, No. q OF the Knights
Of Pythias of Providence made their
annual excursion to Block Island last
Thursday on the popular steamer Mount
Hone. They were accompanied by tho
Union Cornet Band of Cent al Falls,
which rendered many popular selections
On tho way they did not fail to patronize
MIR. Proyan who keeps the news stand and
Is always SO courteous and acconmodat'
ing to all.
The Ocean View Is rapidly flllirg. The
guests OF this hotel enjoy TIN msolvos
dancing every evening from eight TO ten,
music for which is furnished by Prof.
Quimby's orchestra of six pieces Mrs. X.
Wall Of Providence is at this hotel for
few weeks
A very pleasing entertainment and social
was held at tte National Wednesday even
Ing. Piano solos were rendered ~" III. a.
Davis and j. l.. Donaldson of 1ufis Col
lege, several readings were giNen while
vocal selections and the piccalo and
ootorina assisted IN making the evening
enjoyable. Informal dancing took place
after the entertainments
Mr.. Robert k. Burlngame and family
OF Providence arrived Wednesday and
took possession OF their cottage for the
simmer.
Everything is lively now at the
Manisecs. The Chase sisters orchestra is
with them this year and renders selections
during the evenings Dancing is the
order for those who care for IL WI lie tables
of whist are formed in the parlors.
Dr.. Lamb, the well known dent st of
Providence has engaged rooms for dental
parlors In Benefits cottage on High
street for tie season.
, The long looked for and eagerly awaited
b.ueiish have at last arrived ana In
arge numbers. Fishing parties are con-
SANITY going out and coming an laden
with strings of fine blue1sh, and the
followers of this sport are congratulating
themselves on their luck.
The first ball game of the season took
place Wednesday between the Ocean View
and Spring House teams. The Spring
House team this yla' is exceptionally
strong and succeeded in beating the
DC an Views, with "a score of 10 to
Among the guests here We find the
following from Prov 'depce Ocean View
Orrin h. Jones. George w. Jones, W. II.
Engley. Charles l. Bains, j. w. Kenyon
and wife, &. &. Angel and wife. George
II. Mertz, George A. Sullivan and wife,
W. A. Young, ). A. Pierce.
National, Mr. and Mrs L. u. Wipsor,
,Ir., Miss Gladys Winsor, Miss Elizabeth
Arthur, James Arnold, Nora Lynch, W Il.
King. Mary Hague, NJ. L. Rafting, John
il. Drury Mrs. III. A. Burlington, j. II.
Mcln Ire, W. ii. Kelley, Il. j. Boilsin, A.
/. Tanning, L. r. Mcdonald, q. X.
Heron, l. L. Casey
Adrian. Mr.. ana Mrs II. NJ. Haven, w.
L. smith, Mrs. 4. Smith, G. q. Cole, Nj.
J.. May ton.