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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-25
THE CITY

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EXPEDITION MAssAcRED.
End of n Supposed Aaslo.Belsisa
Move on the soudan.


Brussels. June 24.--lt y learned ton
good sources that the enilre DHint e.
pedition to the headwatfn d The Nile 10
Guiding Barol D'Hanis himself, h,i been
massaored. baron D'HlrA Lat yeas a.
listed 5000 men In the Congo State 70 axs
part in the expedition The British sovefa'
ment allowed a number d 10 nnsaE
troops TO join the expedition. bat Nv
ficially denied that Anglo-Bslflaa n .ss
memt had been concerted against lle ma
dists. The general impression, rossa,
Is that this force was INTENDED 70 vt %
conjunction with the Anelo-Es!pala u.
petition up the Nile ard take tne Aaaa NJ
between two fires, and eventually colN'a
the conquest OF the soudsn.
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Elcctric halfway Equipment Trust.

'n'iaueiphia. IA, June 2i--prtslueh'
William Elkins, Jr., of the Pennsylvania
Iron works OF this city this afternoon con-
firmed the report Of the consolidation OF
the company and the Siemens IIalsk Eleo-
trie company OF Chicago. with view OF
getting tighter grip on the business Of
equipping electric street railways.
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TIM AvRo.AMRRlcAN EXPOSITION,

=
TIE promoters q the MIRO American Fair
ha3 Interstate Exposition. TO be held
IN ;Ass city n the year 1855, are busiiy a;
work ii per:eotins their plans and have
every assurance from congress that sub
s;An;.Al aid VIII he obtained from that
quarter.
Bat they need aid from other sources,
and particularly from tho large business
interests Of Houston.
4 bill has been introduced in congress
printed elsewhere this mornins-rrovidlns
FOR government exhibit to cost 500 900
snd government buildings not to exceed
in cost $4,000. There is a proyiso TO tins
bill, however, that the governments partl-
clp4uoa IN the affair as above outlined
IS conditioned upon satisfactory evidence
TO the secretary OF the treasury that SOL
vent subscriptions and appropriations have
been received from other sources to the
extent Q. $4,000. It will therefore be
necessary fer the promoters Of the exposi-
ttoa 10 secure This latter amount Of money.
and The bulk Of IT VIII have TO come from
o.aer than government sources.
= government exhibit alone in this city.
such as is contemplated IN the bill referred
20. voaia draw thousands o. white people
Is well as ooiorea to the fair, The exhibit
Tln be saeA as is seen a, Nashville and
has been seen T., other interstate and
International exhibitions. and viii illus
tra,e tho tuaetion ami administrative
faculty Of the government in tlrne Of peace
and It's resources as war power" 1t
would he an exhibit that would be eauca-
floral in ana O, Itself, and worth travelling
from one side Of Texas to the other to see
Houston could afford to spend many ,hoas-
ands to obrain such display here and
rear the tralo benefits that would follow
from the innux OF possibly many thous-
and visitors unquostouably large cr-
eursions OF Northern people. and many OF
them investors. would be curious 10 visit
an Afro-Ameriean fair of the Kind con
templaied
These are ominer,ly practical consliera-
lions that should address, themselves to
the varied interests In this city. Rail-
roads. factories, wholesalers and retailers
the street car company, electric light plants
and water works, lumber mills and other
agencies, would all derive direct and
large business from a successful exposition
and could we'll afford to aid literally in
| its promotion By swelling the solvent sub
scriptlon list necessary to secure the gov,
ernment exhibit
The Pest feels tina, this movement by
the negro race In America to fttingly dis
play their resources and progress since
slavery is worthy one. and viii be o
great trade value TO Houston. and It there,
fore urges upon the public the neeossit.
for encouraging the officers aud promoter
Of the fair in substantial and generous
manner,
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Lamar, Mo-. June 24.--Hon. W. ]. Bryan
spoke here for twenty minutes this morning
from the car platform to crowd of 100
people while on his way to Carthage. He
said the people had discovered their all
ment, but they had taken the wrong. medi-
cine, What is needed he added, sis a
change OF directions"
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ssck Of and disguised with their bargain.
Not {. man who voted .or Bryan IN tho
las, canrsign has had reason or excuse up
10 this tltne for reccettins his action. Be
te~e the frss term OF Mckinley expires
hundreds o. thousands az men viii rccos-
uiss the fsc; that they were deceived and
unnecessarily aiBrmca ana buncoed whcn
thsr supported the republican ticket. Nc'h-
ms Su; tire Accomplishment Of the well
nigh impossible hy the present sdminis,ra-
sian VII prevent This revolution OF sent.
,nent Indeed. tens o, thousands already
arc seeing that the republicans were Tut
in6nisins in hollow promises and fran
tiraily ring.ng false alarm 81 1886 ana
shs there can he M change in material
condition oSoer, for she worse until there
is change in government gsolio4os
7'hese opening guns in the Middle and
Western States simply announce thai the
siirIuisA lines are again being ,hnowN for
wara by the silver forces and that the
great army. strengthened. ;gs;3ao3 n It's
coatentions ard reinforced. vii rojurn
VIII confidence sua enthusiasm 10 another
attack uroa an cnemy that has been
weakened by its last victory ana hAudi-
capped ny responsibilities 1t can no; sue
meet.
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formed to lynch him. The officials spirited
him away TO lodge him In Jail here, COM
ing through the woods by n circuitous
route The mob Is on Its way here and il
is a question whether the mob or the prls-
oner will arrive first Sheriff McEvoy ia
summoning citizens to help him guard the
iail.
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vTie physician has not ISoe'er eeisAas
and We ere ahcSd 81 tire fesA pfo's~'
son" The lattcS rerV O. the aom'ss.'n
appears to be an cffio'el Confession OF ex-
fs,y=Eanate charges
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When William j. Bryan becomes today
q subject for debate IN the United States
senate, the man who i.narlSti ,in,ne,liato -
" after the election last fall that "in three
months Bryan viii have TO fan out of a
balloon in order 10 get his name in the
papers" mus feel that he would have
as much room IN mustard seed as u
tat would In a church.
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working the Associated Press Tor free al.
verisins, -
/, Is dead easy for Mr. Haana 10 con
,->nl .,e Z. q y machine IN one, ea'
whoa Il cssaes q, sivinS the ncN' lcs.sia-
;ur,e q snTieiently DARK oounploNon TO re-
tayxa hira 90 tho senate. he IS so'"s 10
pe-sr,re kse a tin paciSet fnii o. ie'
water.
Tom Reed adio,rns himself WITH the
regularity OF Texas cowboy harvesting
his oics q red hugs.
Ii * one Of she mysteries Of the 'ine
that .Ac republican administration tahei
TO proNaac for a pension for eN-oueen i'l'
Ia ;so new s-ea7y. When tsie * o p. over
books penr~ion for any kOd Of apph-
cant there's bug some where IN 'hs
woodpllS
VIII proper apologies 20 the EnStsh
language, the widow Of Mr.. Barna;o are
not bowed down With erci to any alarm
.aS extent
Nothing has occurced during the past
week or 80 70 mar tlc symmetry of Mt.
Reeds recent and entertaining article on
How the House Does Business line
ad,ournmenls have been as regular ana
niono,onous as ever.
Another Texas presidential postoficc
dropped Oft tho ne counter last Wednes'
day and was Eratbed by one Blanchard OF
SAN Angelo.
Senator Yetts Hill regulating ;he tax
Ing @; the scholastic census has been APP
proved ny the governor ana will have a
sorYsrwha, sterihzlns effect on one Texas
city that overcropped itself on school
children last year.
The report OF the queans jubilee pro-
cession was er'irly naiequaie. II failed
TO locate General Miles in the procession
and describe hts uniform.
When Attorney General Crane had
those conductors at Il disadvantage, he
oughl TO have spoken earnestly and ~
nrovinsly 20 them about tha hot ice water
they Usually carry In their coaches.
b. refusing - indcrse the fusion nokat
IN iowa. the ENTHUSIASTICALLY populis's
have sl-nalied Mar> Hanna that they arc
IN favor OF annexation TO the :. o. p.
Tho college year which has just closed
is said to have been an unusually salts
factory one--a surprising amount Of new
musclv has been discovered and developed
NJ all of the first class institutions.
When Or. Dana thinks Of that book pr.
Clevrland Is going 10 write he smiles
coa.placen,ly ana the office cNt purfs
softly. oh, he won't 10 thing 10 HIM
In TIE selection OF Jur Eagle and Hon
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REPORTS from the far East Intimate that
the Standards have been especially cruel
and hlood-thirs,y In the Philip mes. The
public can easily believe ,bis. The next
i'rst class power that goes after Spain
would Ire Justified in dropping many OF
the uSages OF eiyihzei warfare and fight
ing the devils with their own Meapons.
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Tom RsvSd adio,rns himself VITA Inv
regularity OF Texas cowboy harvesting
ntS 100, 81 ~. hugs
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II Is one Q, she mysteries OF the ut'e
that ;Ac republican administration A"'iet
10 provide for q pension for eN-0ueen LAX
In isc new srea7y. When ttie <. Q. p. over
books 4 pearsion for any knd Of apph-
cant there's bug some where IN 'hs
uN,slplle.
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Tha; Yankee poT. Bascsnaa, IS sau
working the Associated Press for free adj
-. ..L..n
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n..ion FOR the Qute,

London. June si.-7on penas Nv. !, I'D
iesty, the Prince and pr'ns , :, pssss|
Savs Salase. The occasion was ass, 81
precedonted brillianoy' '"'
ing about l60O. ----------- .,Aes /
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General Woodford VIII carry a iuxnr-
liant CROP of whiskers with him to Mad
rid. The general win do well to always
ascertain which way the wind IS blowing
In tho Spanish capital
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Some hnsyhody las fished up n pro-
cnba srseah delivered by General Wood
forh over thirty years ago. The chances
are that Mark and Mack will now have
10 20 on another stan hunt for fellow
who will 81 more persona gratifying to
the dons than the gersral.
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Gathering for the his .ls.h|
Portsmouth, England, June ~ -. \
there is a big assemblass Of I,' a., !.
the solent to witness the s really If ID ii
view Of saturday next. pras'', ,rs Il VI
warships, British and foreign foreign a siss.
an" The t White Star line steamship In,aa , rs
left Liyerpool today us an
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-25

II begins to look as II Mr.. Bateman Of
Main. got into tho ring once too often
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-25

At the plumbers convention In New
York one OF the members exclafmed'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-25

Texas lay al Nashville seemed to par
take OF Tho generous proportions OF GU.
State.
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Nothing has occurDed during the past
week or 80 10 mar tlc symmetry % MT.
Reeds recent and entertaining article on
How the House Does Business line
adtournmenls have beon as regular ana
,,,,,rni,,nnlls as nNer.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-25

Ni,h proper apologies 10 the Enst'Sh
language. the widow Of Mr.. Barnato are
no; bowed down w!th erci to any alarm
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Paris. June 24.-Today wa .oses w ]
ported and two deaths I heavy sncviA
AS a contrast to ms y Iii, la savoy
renorted from Albertsvine'
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TO COIN SILVER
Lntin Union VIII increase ne AA'
nge of Small Coins.

age of small Coins. n
Berne. June 2i.-The Fedefi' WIS
has authorized the Swiss minister " w.
to sign the supplementary convention '''
clnaed with the States Of the Latin n''',
tary union increasing the 'r0p0'''a !
silver coins to be struck by ea'n
contracting parties. This step " v
tho deficiency of small change
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wAsHINGToN,,r,;AN.na e en- iin,srs;a,s, n :
5 mites sS"a 10 sci s9o ,I q ssst Bs
s va 10 the senate as soon 10
failed
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Another Texas PRESIDENTIAL postoff'ce
dropped Oft tho ne counter last Wednes'
day and was Erabbed by one Blanchard OF
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-25

paeifie sandwiches run mostly to dark
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-25

Senator Yetts Hill regulating ;he tax
Ing @; the scholastc census has been APP
proved by the governor ana viii have a
somewhat sterihz.nc effect on one Texas
city that overcropped itself on school
children last year.
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The report o. the queen's jubilee pro-
cession was ers'i,ly nadcquaie Ii fNiled
TO locate General Miles in the procession
and describe his uniform.
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When Attorney General Crane had
those conductors at disadvantage, he
ought 10 have spoken earnestly and ~
nrovngly 20 them about tha hot ice water
they Usually carry In their coaches.
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Tho -old-piatel gullIoune operated by
electricity rom Wall street separated the
heads OF TWO moro sil,.r champions from
q great corporation in this Stale last
Wednesday.
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s.nl.w.s.1 EOS. ~ os.. ger wess
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-04-24
Two Big Contracts.

Sealed bids will be opened by City
Clerk Becker next Monday for the paw
ing of Second and Franklin streets.
Both jobs are big ones and some lively
competition is expected, though bids as
low as made by Mr.. Townsend on the
Fourth street job, quality considered,
are not expected. 1t is to be hoped,
however, that Council will secure good
figures from responsible firms and re-
quire the work to be pushed through
without delay.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-04-24
THE MARKETS.


CINoINNATI, April 90.
FLoUR-Spring fancy, So s104oO; spring
family, s34oa270; spring patent, s3 5S475;
winter patent, S46oG4S5; fancy, 81 2o04,35;
family, So. 1893 75 extra, g. 90 13 70; low grade,
az. 40D2 IS; rye, Northwestern, $4,000, 50 do
city 81. 400250
WHEAT-Sales: No red, track, 92c.
CoRN-Sales: No. yellow, track, 271sc: No,
mixed, track, 27c; No. mixed, track, 26c
OATs-Sales: No white, track, 23hc; No.
8 white, track, 2Ohc; No. mixed, track,
19Mc.
Hoes Select shippers, ss,95G4OO; select
butchers, S39j14O0: fair to good packers,
S3 s513 95 fair to good light, Sas5Q4.0O COM
mon and roughs, S3.l50375.
CATTLE-Fair to good shippers, 81 00D4. 20.
exports, 81 50 G5 90; good to choice butchers,
$4,000 40; fair to medium butchers, 3 350375
common, s.. 6alt3a5
SHEEP AND DLAMBs-Sheep-Extras, 1850
g. 90; good to choice. 81 25 q475: common to
fair, 81 00a5.00 Lambs--Good to choice, s. 10
G575; common to fair, SL00G500.
VEAL CALvES-Fair to good light, 1850
800; extra, Sa2o; common and large, $4,000
400.
WooL-Unwashed, fine merino. lo01lc per
lb; quarter blood clothing, lS014c; medium
delaine and clothing 13G1ic braid, 12Gl3c;
medium combing, l40l5c Washed fine me-
rino to XXX, 13c; medium clothing, 150l6c;
delaine fleece, l5Dl6c; long com biug 16D17c;
quarter blood and low, 13QDl4c; common
coarse, 12013c: b-washed, choice, 19c.
NEW YORK, April a3
twHEAT-May, sOAc; July, zoe split; Sep
tember. 75Ac asked; December, 774c
CoRN--May, soc asked July. 1880 bid; Sep-
tember, 3sSo bid.
OATs--May, 22Sc; July, 23c bid.
CHICAGO, April %.
WHEAT = April, 7iT@75c; May, 74%075c,
July, 74%c; September. Tic.
CoRN-April, 24%c' May, 24ssc; July, 25%0
26c: September, 27c.
OATs-April, i7c; May, l7hc; July. 1870;
September, 1910.
PITTSBURGH, April 2a
CATrLE-Prime, s. 1908 a5; good, o. 6Os14 90;
tidy butchers SL5oD4.7O fair. a. 2o04 30;
feeders, O. s014 40; pulls, stays and COWS, S2 90
@aso; fresh cows and springers, s2004o
HOGS - Prime mediums, AQ01A2s best
Workers, "a 1504.eo; common and fair Yorhers,
o. 1904 rs; heavy hogs. 81 i50s42o pigs. sa 900
A0Q
SHEEP-Choice sheep. u 10 a. 65; good, s4.3 80
o. Is; fair, A0o0425; common, ea 259Da rs;
choice yearlings, sSe5@a6o common to
good, g. a505.2o
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-04-24
NEW MILLING FIRM.

Messrs. Langenberg g. Abrams Have
Disposed of Their Mill ut Beverly.
The well-known Touring firm of
Langenberg g. Abrams, at Beverly.
have sold their mill to Messrs. George
Harden and ]. E. Raney for SO, 1000.
The transaction was consummated
Tuesday, and the new firm-Harden &
Raney-will take possession of the
business on May 1st. They will have
as their head man George Worstell, an
experienced mill. wright.
This change does away with the
proposed flour mill at Waterford, as
the purchasers in the above transaction
were the leading spirits in the new
project across the river. Advance.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-04-24
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
SATURDAY. April a4. 1887
ANOTHER BIG CONTRACT.

t. Il. Townsend Brick and Contracting
Company Win Mt Cleveland.
The GAINESVILLE Press has the follow
ing:
The I. B. Townsend Brick and Con-
tracing Company has scored another
signal victory. in securing contract
in Cleveland, which calls for million
and half of Townsend PAYERS. The
brick will be used in paving Ward
avenue, in Cleveland, and the contract
was awarded after the most vigorous
competition. The contractor is well
known Cleveland party and the con-
tract amounts to 35, 600 yards of paving,
requiring 100000 brick The big
Townsend works, with its splendid
equipment, will be opererated to the
fullest capacity until the order is filed.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-04-24
ThC Weather.

WAsHISGToN, April 90 kentucky and Ten
nessee- Unsettled weather with showers Sat-
urday: southerly winds.
West tVirginia-Threatening weather with
showers Saturday; southwesterly winds.
Western New York Western Pennsylvania
and Ohio-Threatening weather with showers
and possibly thunder storms Saturday: brisk,
southwesterly winds
Indana--Partly cloudy with occasional
showers Saturday; brisk southwest winds.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-04-24
MYSTERlOUSLY MISSING.

Friends OF Henry Clauss Worried over
His Disappearance.
The friends of Mr. Henry Clauss, who
has been conducting a small grocery at
Third and Montgomery streets, are
very much exercised oyer his disap.
pearance. He left home Thursday
night, without limiting at his destina
tion, and nothing has since been heard
from him. 1t is surmised that he ha:
gone to Coyington, KY, where he has
a daughter living, and it is believed
that he left on the 1885 train Thurs
day night.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-04-24
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

-Reserved seats at the Marietta
Book Store for he Icons Comedians
10, 20 and so cents.
Mr.. Douglas Pierce, of the firm of
Cochlan & Pierce, is very i'll with ty-
phoid fever, and the gravest fears are
expressed.
-Messrs. Race and Saner, the Big
Four Bicycle hustlers, have Just re-
turned from Cleveland, Detroit and
Toledo, where they purchased ten new
'97 Vikings and handsome combina-
tion tandem to be added to their al
ready large rental department They
also purchased large line of sundiies,
and placed an additional order for 81
Laurence Vikings.
DE Icons Comedians all next week
at the Auditorium. 10, 20 and 80 cents.
The members of Delta Upsilon Fra
ternity gave most enjoyable recep-
,ion last evening at their hall, in honor
of the College Faculty.
DIR. G. Adair, of Be verify, was in
the city Friday evening to attend the
meeting of the Republican County
Executive Committee.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Beach arrived
home Friday from New York City,
having been spending the past ten
months in Germany.
The condition of Rev. C. X. Fank-
hauser, who is i'll of complication OF
diseases at Avon, Conn, does not inn
prove and his friends fear the worst
Rev. Fankhauser was ordained here
less than year ago.
DE Icons Comedians all next weel
at the Auditorium. 10, 90 and 80 cents
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Ward ant
child are visiting friends and relative
at Parkersburg.
Mr.. S. II. Nef, of Bu Talo, of tn
Biographical Pub. Co., i, in the cit.
with view t. publishing biographi
cal history of Washing ION County. /
the work is undertaken it will b
III once,
I'm Dixie Land" Auditorium, Nor
, day night.
-Ground has been broken for j. H
Grafton's new double house on Thir
street between Putnam and Scanned.
"A daughter was born Thursda
| night to MIR. and Mrs. Charles Thoma
, Scanned street.
: Mrs W. II. Ranger is at Columbu
a visiting her daughter, Mrs. A. f. Becl
She will remain in that city about tw
;. months.
a Mrs. Isaac Talbot left Friday f
d Newport accompanied by her neic
e Miss Sadie Reckard, who has been visi
l. ing in Marietta.
MIR. j. C. Schramm, of the Citizer
Bakery is spending several weeks
!. Texas.
q Mr.. Charles Krigba um is in Pit
Z. burg on a business trip.
Misses Ethel and Minnie Johns,
haye returned home to Long Reac
w. Va, after pleasant visit in Ma
eta with the Misses Best.
~ Craig makes every variety of p
tn ture known to the Photographic art.
in WHEN bilious or costiye, eat Casca
RS ct, candy cathartic cure guarantee e
*, 10c. 2jc.
al Constipation is deadly enemy
health; BurdoclS Blood Bitters is
deadly enemy to constipation.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-04-24
A Valuable Horse.

Capt. j. II. Shaw. OF Before. has sold
his handsome stallion, Amadon, to-Sell
Dye, of Marietta The horse was ore
of the finest ever seen in this part of
the country, having cost in the neigh
borhood OF s5 600, when purchased Il
few years ago.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-04-24
DEFEATED AGAIN.

Mariettas Go Down Easily Before Spring.
field.
The Marietta fans were chagrined
Friday evening when they heard from
the baseball game at Springfield in
which the Marietta team was defeated
pitchers were easy marks for Spring
fields slrggers, who played an errorless
game in the field. Following is the
score:
/ ? 3 50
Springfield ..........5 . . 0 2-2l
Marietta. a.............0 . 0 U o.
Hits-lS 6: errors-0, g. Batteries-Martin
and Stewick; Smith and Donahue and Tiech
ert and Border.