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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-04-27
Bdunc Sountp.

SnnesbaIe. .-@ornelinS Ban 8ueren,
elmer Der l5lOniere oieier 8e8ion, tarb am
Donnerhas Nadmlttas in ieiner Nobn.
une an Der untsren Wtain Sirabe i'm
rsifsn Alter bon 80 Sabrsn er mar elmer
Der sriten NniieoIer in SOnesoaIe uno
piro BON isinsr Satin, 2O6tsr une
Sobn iiberlsbt. Gin Sduelins Der @be'
leute Widael 2aufmann Don Dbite
DilQs harb am Donneritas Uiorsen uno
purbe 9iahmittass beeroi8t. - Die
Wapne County 8epubIitaner eripdblten
am Wontas nit l9 eesen Is Stimmen
ism. s. Diumforo, elnsn 4nti'Auar
Wann, alS Deleeat sum StaatSconueni,
- 4nfunssno nit nddfen Uiontas iper.
ben bic biefeen 9oitiuden tpieoer nit te,
3. & $. Babn befDroert perben uni
spar stpeimaI tdslid.
SaplrB. -DaS bisiiss StridfabriI
@tgsnibum puroe am 6reltaB ourt
S6eriifspertouf on @eoree Simons Dor
Arisl fur SO. .625 perfauft; bic Arbsi
pirb pubridsinllh fOiort pisosr aufee'
nommen peroen.
gSabmart. - Gin berteerenbes 5eus,
iutte am Dlenitas Worsen unisr Sidbt'
den beim. Der erObe uaeemsine 2absi
pon 8obert 8utten unb 8teriop's Dtbl'
Ferret tpurbsn total ssrit6rt uno bic Sobr
8uppsrt unb 3. u. 8onnacott 2dOel
fart bsiddbist. Ser 9etummiberlui
belduft iib auf etpa sl5, 900, nit tbeil
psiier 8sriidsruns ssbsdi.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-04-27
Httt6tpn.

= Der 2sbisb BAILEY 8rsmier George
STE fiel am Sreitus bon elmer 9OfomUtips
auf einen aus bem 9oben bsrporftsben'
ben Sieden, Der ibm in ben &6rper branp
uno t6ie 8erIesunsen suffiste.
-Sinter gidboIser's @mtbi9aft BEL
Der Sunction brad UNI IL ubr am Srei'
tag Nudt elm Seuer aus, bas nit einem
Saaben bon Sl00 sslbi6t psrbsn
tOnnle. ebe es nmfans srrsiats.
- am Samftas eteisnete iib in Ore.
eon nube Der MIpne Stridfabrit in els
mem bon StaIienern bsnobnten Sauie Elm
iseuer, bas na4 ben pOrsefunbenen, nit
Del eetrdntten 2umpen anselest mar !.
bic SIammen fonntsn i9nsa sel6i6t
tperben.
- George Bartlett bon bier, Der bes
Worbes BON g8illiam Noffitt aneetIaet
mar. ipurbe am SamRas bss GObti6Iuss
i6uIois befunben unb bann su elmer
Strufe bon $500 unb aoiten. iotpie IL
Subren @inselbaft BEL barter Irbeit i'm
bitli&sn 3u6tbauS peruribeiIt.
-Srau 2ouiie $. GOnrab, @nttin bon
puitpr 8Obett Gonrub, itarb am Cams
flag Worssn in ibrer @obnuns an
WOntsDmerp Strabe in 8ef 8itiston
mad piertdsiser 8runtbsit an ber Guns
sensnisinbune. Die 8eritOrbene lpurbe
am 9. ApriI 1910 in Berlin seboren unb
fam i'm Sabre 1869 mad Imerita ; ibr
@atte unb brei Tb6ter iiberleben iie.
Die 8eerbisuns erfOlsts am UlontaB
Radmittae.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-04-27
Rpn Der Stihfeite.

gIbermann 2sntss berbanb am Dienss
tag 9lbenb Serrmann Surit nit Srau
Ibereia 2iefer in bic @befefeln..
Sreb. 8unb bon Bird Strabe unter.
ipnrf iib am Donnertee elmer erfols.
rsidsn Operation fdr 4ppenbieites.
SRI. 8atie 8reier bon bisfer Seite unb
Safob @obam bon Bittston iperben am 3.
Uiai in Der beutiden fatb. st. Warien
airde als gbspaar einseissnst.
Serr Gbrif. Sidus bat ii6 bon einsm
iturien 9lnfua bon 8beumatiSmus erboIt
unb feline 9attin, bic sefdbrIi6 srfrantt
mar, III ebenfaIls pieber ssnsien.
Srau Sreo. sifdsr bon Repiune YIace,
Die iid Dor brei Woden elmer eefabrliben
Operation unterlparf, bon Der lie iit
idnsa erboIt. tpurbe am Wontae ipisbsr
bem eebraht.
Tbomas aileopne bon Gecar Npenus
1T am Uiontas ytabt in Der idbliben
Stablmible bon einem beiben Stid @i,
fen setrOffsn pOrben unb iein Infer Sub
puroe 70 idIimm psrlebt. oaB er m6slis
9erpeiie abeenommen tperben mub.
Dem SObn Shea pon pittstOn aDenus
iiel am Sreitas in Der iIolihen StabI.
mdbIe eine srobe @iienpIatte auf bas
rs6te 8ein uno troboem iie oahelbe nidt
brad, purbe es i6llmm seri6unbsn.
Dem iussnbIiden Sobn @ans bon
Sdb 8aibinston glpenue puros am
Sonntas burd einen bon einem anbsren
Suneen eeibleubsrten Stein Der obers
Ibeil Oes swsitsn singers bsr Iinisn
Sano ubssidnitten.
Srau Gatbarina gbiqipS bon 9Iber
Strabe mar ON Samitae So SABRE all
unb am 9lbsnb feIte iid bel ibr sins
SamiIisneeieafdaft Elm, um ibr gum gr.
slsnib tu aratullren unb caiieIbs in anse'
msHsnsr Bsiie 3u fsisrn.
Die Sair bss Srausn. 8srsins Der ep
Sriebens'8emeinoe eeIanste am Sam.
tag Abeno aum Ibidlub uno bic Srauer
inb nit benz 8srlauf bsrisIbsn duberf
sufrieoen. ba fs $500 abtparf. Gin,
sr6Bere Mn;abl glrtiiel iinb nod an Sanl
uno perben ipatsr lossei4Iassn.
Serr gmil Serrmann bon @ebar Gpe.
nue. iparb am DOnnsritne in Der iibIiter
StablmdbIe bon einer Der flelnen SofIo,
fomotiuen eetroffsn, bic Jpn bon ben Sc
Ieiien ftieB, aber ben linfen SuB erfaste
ben mebrere Barren iiberfubrsn unb f
b5s ssrbriidten, baB glmputation mbeIi.
tertpelis nDibis isin tplro.
8obsrt s., bas eini6brise S6bnIeil
Der @beleute 9lusuft Sbimpif bon Geoa
Ipenue, erlas am Dienfas Woreen mad
nur mebrere Iaee anbauernoer &rantbel
ber bdutieeu 8rdune unb mirb beut
Ra9mlttas impittstOn apenue Sriebbof
besrbist; paitor 6. s, S6mibt bon be
SrieoenSeemsinoe lsitst ben Iruuersisni
i'm Sauie.
Carrie. bic IA Sabre alte 9o6ter be-
Ssrrn glueuit Nsbnsr bon prospee
Ipenue, bic felt benz Sobe ibrer Rutte
Dor 10 Sabren bel 9farrsr Better GbliI
bon Der oeutfhen fatb. 81. Warien Sc
msinbe. ibrsm luufpaibsn, tpObnts, itar
am Sreitue Dlorsen unb nurbe al
Dfontap 8ormitiue. nod elmer Seelen
meiie in ber st. Marien 8ir6s, i'm gt
5 futboliiden SrisbbOfs sur IsBtsn Rut
bsfattet. Die 8erforbens mar Elm aul
aetpedtss Rdbdsu unb aubsr ibrel
Batter ibsrlebsn iie sipsi S&psfsrn I'm
snei 8ribsr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-04-27
gBiltesbarre @a6rihten.

- Mapor Nidols bat ben 0euiihen
B. 8. SIein gum POIiSei&ef ernannt.
= Bier @obnbduisr uuf 9rineIe Sia
in 8inefton Sopnibip ipurben am Srei'
tus Wiitas cur6 Seuer 3sri6rt.
- Durd cine @aSegplOiion tpurben
Witttpob Nahmittas in BEN go. 2 Slope
su @poubals is6S Bersleute berbrannt,
unisr oieien Dlife 2aibef tbbtIid.
= Ser 38 Sabre aIte GbOmas @arrits
purbe am SOnntus Worsen bel ben
aibIsp .,8laneS" in ber Wafdinerie
zines ,.Gruds" ssfansen uno bu&fdbIit
Serbadt.
-.8apituliiten bon gistp DOrf, Bolton
unb 9biIaoelpbia baben bic WlIfesbarre
unb DpominS BAILEY Strabenbabnen
ansefauft uno peroen aud tpabriheinlih
bic Scrantoner 8abnen erperben.
- Die 8iIiess8arre @onferens Der
ep. lutb. 8ir6e fdnst am l. Mai in Der
st. eSobannes ep. lutb. &irhe in Yitts.
ton on. 8uitor S. D. Sdlenfer, Oer
Prdiiosnt. tuiro ben 8OriiB fdbren.
- Cigar, ber 6 Uonate aIte Sobn
bss Or. 81. 9udmann, erlas am Sonntas
osm SdarIudfsber. gm sIeiden Gage
iiarb gluna g., Godter Der @belsute
@barIsS Sefel. an Der 2unsenentsiinbune
= Sranf, Der Sidbrise Sobn bon Or.
Matlod bon bier, purbe Dlittpob Nab.
mittae IN Glarfs Summit baourb eei6o'
tet, bn6 Elm 8aftsn nit elmer f6nersn
Jioqe Oeltud auf ibn fiel unb ibm ben
Sddoel einerildte.
- Ssrrman Slider, Der Istte @o6e
pon 4oIisili 8ucbp ertappt uno aeiboHen
purbe, als er Elm bre4enipollte, mahte am
5reitas ben 8eriud, su snifIieben. tpurbs
aber pieoer erpiidt uno am Samitae
bsm 9efdnsnib iberfdbrt.
= 3wsi 8annsn 9ats. ben bic aus
adt Beriunen beitebenDe Wi6ael 8urte
5amilis BON plpmoutb am 5reitae Ibenb
senOB, psreifteien oieisIbe uno elm berbei'
serufener Arst bate fir einise Stuncen
poaauf su tbun, um lie am 2sben Su
erbalten.
= Der SIotpade @eorse Warbanid
bseins ON Sreitas nabs bem Subion
S6ulbauS su Wia @reet Selbitmorb. in'
benz er iid nit einem Strid an elnem
8aume erbdnste. Spdisr ipurbe enibedt.
oaB Der Wann sipsi srobe 26der i'm
S6doel bate unb es tpirp ieBt ansenom'
men, Oab elm ViOrb uno ni8t SeIbfmorb
porlleat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-04-27
Suumpre.

-8m. Ga Sontaine. it,. bon Gbar'
les Strabs III am glo. l GuImbaufen
Mcntas Gadmitius oeriddttet porbeu
uno sr tpar beinabe erftidt, uIs man Jpn
pon Der Wafs bsfrsit bate ss tpirt
bsfdrdtst. oab ct innerIi6 perIebt 1T.
9oIssi&ef Disris unb iisbsn 9oli'
sifsn ipobntsn am Sonntas oer Dieiie in
Der StuIieniiden 8atb. 8rr&e auf Spen'
GERS Berg BEL, um su perbinoern, oab ba'
islbh eine 8ubeh6runs Uorfam. Cine
nsue RsseI trat am Sonntae in araft
mad tpeldsr nur ioI6e 2eute sinselafer
purbsu, tpelde Nietbe fiir einsn SIP be-
3ablen. Die Ni4tbetubIenben brobten, bi,
air6e nit @ewalt su betreten, beianner
ii6 aber unbers. ais bic Roliaeimunn'
idaft berauSserufsn tpurbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-04-27

Suub's Pilen pnten milbe, absr
rul9 unb i6sr auf bic 2eber unb ben
Wagen. 25e.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-04-27
Teuer Teuer! Teuer !

nnIere @ef6dftsrdume, 3l2 un6 3l4
2udapanna Ipenue. purben am Donner.
flag 4benc ourb Seuer bei6dciat. Bi,
baben cine sismlide Auantitdt @anbp uni
unisrn s0nsen SOrraib bon 9iepeIss
Berettst
8ir iinb i'm Stanbe, uniere gnsros.
2unben in better Weiie au beoienen i'm
8aiement 9lo. 3l6 uno 3l8 2adapannu
4usnue, unier oem aleiberseiddft bon
Soran & Werria. Wir f6nnen ale 9e.
ftequneen i'm @roben fur Sis Cream
piinftli6 ausfdbren. GeIepbon 2603.
S. 8. WiIliamS& & Sruber.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-04-27
9elifateHen.

Sif6e: Reue Soadnoii6e Sdrinet
uno Ruiidde Suroinen, Samburse,
9laIe in Del unb @elee, @apiar, Sar'
blnen in 8ddien. 2obiter, appetit Silos.
sefodter DtadereI, 8ieIer Sprottsn in
Del.
safe: Sromase be 8rie, 2ieber.
trans. Cream, @rdnsr. Sbpeiser, Gins
burger, 9aditein uno Sanb Sdfe.
Q8urlt: Salumi unb GerpeIat, 8ie'
ner, nit Ober Obne Sauerfraut, uni
5ranffurter in 8I6ien.
Spesialitdten: O6ienmauI.
SaIat. 2isbis'S Sleiid.@ @rtratt, OIiusnb
beim Quart, 2amm' '3un8en in 3Dpfsn
gbparb Siebeder,
$40 2adatpanna 4be
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-04-27

Gs ID msbr Satnrrb IN oidu @sssne bee
9auefs ais ron alien anetrtn aTanfbtiitn ,u-
iammsn, une bic in ben lssisn Sabrtn salt tr
ais unbsilbar. 9isIt Slbrs lang trflGritn
Dcitprsn ibn fir cine lefalf aTanibsit unb
itritbtn lpfat Stiimiid por, unb pa fs ibr
nit Gr,tlitr 9sbanpuus bsifdnpis nitt furir.
ten. srilartsn Ts ibu fur unbsiIbar. Die 0ii.
ituiGafI bat btpirisn, tab aatnrrb cine Goniti.
tutipnsfraufbsit IL unb psbbalb rOuittutiOnsllI
gsbanbung srforesrt Saas aatarrb.aur
iabriSiri pOn 8 ). 9btntp & Co., SCltpp, SbiU
III bic finsist eOufimtiontls auf I'm Warftt
Sis php iunsrIit in Doltn sbsr @abtn pon II
5rppfrn bis ,u sintm SbtelSHfl ppa ssnpmmsn
sic pirft birsfi auf bas Slui unp bic fbltimis
SbnlG8t ets SyAsms. Sit bifttn sinbunpn
Dolars fir ispsn 5aa, ben lIt su furirsu ptr
ftblt. eaBt Gub 9iIeulars unp 3tusniiI
fpmmtn. Abrtfirt:
9. 8. Gbtnty s. 60, ESlsbO,. ..
20 gefauft Upn alien appibdtrn, 75e.
Saa's Gamilisn piIIsn iiuO bic ttnrn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-04-27

- Die @erfe Der Scranton Squmis
mating, Seat uno Botper 60. jiuo fur
5000, 900 an bic electric Gompanie bon
Amsriia psrfauft porbsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-04-27

~ 8sfsat bas ..@odsnbIatt"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-04-27

gSrr eiuen @atarrb beilen nia, mub
nit bem 8lut anfansen. SoOb's Sar.
iapariqa bsieitist bic llria6e bisiss
nebels unb beiIt Gatarrb Oaour8, bab iie
oaS 8lut reiniat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-04-27
9sutf&s 9risfIias.

-SObn Barrett, Der 8atsr bon Sobn
6. Barrett bon Der ..Grutb", farb se'
fern Noresn in Pittstpn.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-02-08
A BrainY District,
Oh, snow.

Theiate Representative Dlngley's
Congressional district, the Second
Maine, of which Mr.. Dingley was a ma
tive, was also the original home of
three other Congressmen, who attend
ed the funeral. They were representa-
tive Alexander, OF New York; Stevens,
OF Minnesota, and Boutelle, of Maine.
1t also produced Franklin Simmons,
the sculptor; ex-Postmaster General
Horatio King, Ex-Governor Perham,
Rev. Lyman Abbott, j. s. C. Abbott,
the historian; Secretary Long, Emma
Eamea, Madame Nordica, Maxine Eli
Oft, Annie Louise Carey and the Wash
burn family.-York Dispatch.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-02-08

behind these desks the worse feel. I
am a little man and can't see over the
top of the desk think 1t would be
a good idea to dispose of these desks
some way IL we can get the cost out Of
them and put in some small tables.
have to turn the chair up until my feet
are off the floor or can't see the Pres
ident | move tns Building committee
dispose of the desks IL they can get
cost out of them, ana furnish small ta--
ble5." The motion was seconded and
received a unanimous vote for dlspo-
sition of the desks. So far nothing has
been received by the Council to show
that the desks were bought, as the pa
p5rs are all in the hands of the Build
ing committee yet.
Mr.. Trautman stated that the origi-
nal cost of the desks was $3.50 each,
but the backs were unfinished and
MIR. Becker had finished them at a cost
of 81 each, making the cost of the
desks $3.50. and that already five of
them had been spoken for in case they
are disposed of.
The resolution for the Putnam street
bridge bond issue was read for the sec
ond time.
The Janitor's report for December
was received and filed. The amount
was $235.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-02-08
SUSPENDED
For Six Years, Because Of His At
tack on General Miles.


Washington, Feb 1.-THE following
is the order of the President in the
ease of General Charles p. Bagan:
The accused has been found guilty
of conduct unworthy an officer holding
a commission of the United States and
obnoxious in the highest degree to the
discipline and good order of the mill
tary establishment. Such behavior is
especially deserving of condemnation
in an officer holding Ligh rank in the
army and charged with the perform
ance of difficult and important admin
istraGve duties in a time of great pub
lie emergency and from whom, when
subjected to adverse criticism, an un-
usual degree OF, restraint and constant
unfalllng self restraint are confidently
expected. ....
The proceed edings, findings and sent
ence in the case of Brigadier General
Charles P, Eagan, Commissary Gener-
al CT Subsistence in the United States
Army, are therefore approved.
I'm view, however of his gallant
conduoc in battle on more than one oc-
casioni which 1nerited and have re-
ceived the warm recommendations OF
his superiors, and of his long and hon
orable record of service, extending ov-
er period surprising in duration, that
usually allotted TO a g9eration, nav
ing regard also to the mitigating cir
cumstances which were developed
during the trial OF the case and in def
erence to the recommendations tC
clemency submitted in his behalf, the
sentence imposed by the court is com
muted to suspension from rank and
duty for six years"
"WILLIAM M'KINUEY.
Tie offense for which General Ia.
gan was suspended consisted of Sian
derous arraignment of General Miles
which was made in writing and reat
before the War Investigating Boart
some weeks ago. He called the Gen
e1al liar in every hair of his head, il
his throat ami in mis- heart wnen hi
charged the Commissary Department
with feeding embalmed beef to the sol
dlers. and he stigmatized the General a!
base vlllfier, making use of Language
unfit to print. He was promptly
court-martlalcd, although he withdrew
his remarks from the Board.
1t is said in army circles the officer!
do not think the INDICATING clrcum
stances" referred to by the Presiden
means Jhe testimony of General Miles
but the newspaper publications tina
led up 70 the statements.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-02-08
General Shattuc Expresses Himself

Washington, d. c., Feb. 5.--General
Shattuc read with feelings of surprise
and emotion the Marietta dispatch in
Saturdays Enquirer, in which Repre-
sentatives Bromwell and GroSvenor,
in letters sent hence, took occasion to
reflect on his frankness in the matter
of the movable dams provided in the
river and harbor bill at Marietta and
Wheeling.
1t is due to General Shattuc to say
that when action was had on the sub
iect the Enquirer, in its Washington
correspondence, did not fail to asso-
cate Mr.. VanVoorhis, as it should,
with the proper credit for his efforts in
behalf of the measure. The very next
night after the Enquirer reached here
General Shattuc came personally to
.he Washington Bureau and said that
great injustice had Gsen done Mr..
VanVomhis. He then s1id, Il have
prepared statement placing Mr.. Van
Noorhis in the right light"
This statement, prepared in General
Shautuc's handwriting was telegraphed
the Enquirer and duly printed. On
Shattuc's part it disclaimed any in
tent to withhold from Mr.. VanVoorhis
the praise for the great work he had
accomplished for his district.
That General Grosvenor and Brom-
we'll found it necessary to rush into
print he cannot understand. Tonight
he was asked if he had read Brom-
wells statement to the MARIETTA Coun-
ell, to which he answered, mo, SIR"
"Mr. Bromwell says in his letter to
the Council that you did not contradict
the Enquirer's statement giving you
and Mr.. Berry share of the credit for
working foi this improvement. Dc
you wish, General, to say anything in
reference TO the matter?"
The Enquirer is quite able to take
care of itself. l have never said to
any newspaper man that l had any
thing to do with the Marietta matter. u
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-02-08
Wants to be Probate Judge of Ath-
ems County,

Hon. L. A. Koons, ,formerlya member
of the Ohio state board of pardons and
one of the most prominent lawyers OF
Athens county, has announced that he
we'll be a candidate for the nomination
for probate judge on the Republican
ticket this fall. Mr.. Koons was form
erly Democrat and a strong support
er of Grover Cleveland, but when the
Democrats adopted free silver it was
too much for him and he quietly with
drew and allied himself with the Re-
publican party. He has since ueen a
strong supporter of President McKin-
ley.-@hio State Journal.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-02-08
Attacks an Entire Family

Charleston, W. Va, Feb. 5,--A re-
markable case has developed in this
city where the family of s. H. Ellen
wood, himself, wife and Two daughters
are declared insane. Ellnwood is a
we'll known citizen, who owns a home
and other property here. For days
the nelghbors have noticed strange
happenings about the Ellinwood house
Yesterday the climax was reached,
when he, his wife and two daughters
were examined in the County Jail by
Drs. r. s. Thomas and ]. l.. Davis The
examination showed the entire family
to be afflicted with lunacy of a pecul-
lar form.
Tomorrow, unless the authorities de-
eide some other course, the four unfor-
tunate people will be committed to an
asylum. The insanity was first con-
traoted by the father by the use of
drugs. and he, it is alleged, communl-
Gated 1T gradually to the other mem
bers, who were further subdued
Through the use ~tof drugs administer
ed by him The condition of all of
them is now deplorable.
They nave been living in filth and
niggardllness and shutting themselves
off from the world entirely. They
seemed to have been laboring under
the hal,uc.Eation that someone was
trying to harm them. They placed all
kinds of ridiculous. safeguards about
themselves, and actually went so far
as to build an underground tunnel be-
tween two of Their houses so as to COM
ceal tlrsir movements The strangest
phase of the case is the fact that they
all appear to have the very same
thought at the same instant The
family of husband, wife and two
daughters, both matured, are possess
ed of mere than averige Intelligence
and all OF them are cultured. Ellin-
wood is a photographer. Scores ot
people today visited the home of the
family to inspect the underground tun-
mel.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-02-08
At Work Again.

The old mills at the works OF the
Cambridge Iron and Steel Co. resumed
operations yesterday morning in full
and everything is looking bright for a
continuous run. With their new en-
gine, improved machinery and other
modern appliances. this is now one of
the best sheet mills in Ohio. and their
product 6uds ready market in all
parts OF the country. Many of the en-
ployes who, have been absent since the
shut down have returned and are
again seen at their usual work
Cambridge Sun.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-02-08
Death of Mrs, RYAN.

Mrs. Mary Ryan, wife of the late
James Ryan, of this city, died at the
home of her son-in-law, ]. D. Brown
ing, in Belpre, Monday evening from
trouble incident to old age, she being
Of years old Mrs. Ryan was well
known in Parkersburg, having been
born here and having spent her entire
life here, until TWO years ago, when
she went to Belpre to make her home
with her daughter, Mrs. Browning
she was a sister of the late r. e
iaunders, and is survived by a sister
Mrs. Annie c. Neal, also of this city,
Parkersburg News.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-02-08
No-To-Bac for Fifty Cents.
Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, makes weak
men strong, blood pure. soc, 81, All druggists
A New Dance,

The two step quadrille is one Of the
dances on the programme at the Val
entine Ball to be given at the Power
Hall Feb. 14th. The call is easy and
the music good. 1t never has been
danced at that hall. In the latter part
of January over four hundred dancing
teachers and leaders of orchestras
sent in words of praise to the publish
ers. There is no extra charge for in
Producing the two-step quadrille and
it 81 ould be no draw back to the Val
entine ball. j. M. MASON.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-02-08
Notice to Teachers.

The next examination of applicants
for certificatesit teach in the public
schools of the city of Marietta, will be
held at the High School building, Sat
urday, February IS, 1899, beginning al
a. M, central standard time. All ap-
plicants will be examined in the
branches required by law.
By order of the Board of Examiners
for the city of Marietta. g.
HENRY G. WILLIAMS, Clerk.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-02-08
Marriage Licenses.

Quincy Craig, 80, and Katie Ander-
son, 2S. Rev. JoAn Gregory.
John j. Berg, q, of Whipple, and
Matilda royle, 25, of Liberty. Rev.
A. F. Bloom
Clarence A. Parsons, 81, and Mary
A. starlin, 16, both of Marietta. Rev.
Joseph Du,ton.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-02-08
Another Glove Contest.

The Marietta Athletic Club Tuesday
coniplatad arrangements for the meet
inG Of John Wanko, the light weight
champion CT Pennsylvania. ard Jack
Bingham, of Huntington, for a contest
at the Auditorium on Tuesday evening,
thc 21st Ct February.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-02-08

The Spanish typewriter was set in
mo.ion as soon as the first clash be-
tween the natives and the American
forces took place and with the usual
audacity of the spanlard. the winning
side Of the game was pictured as the
loser.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-02-08
Deauty Is Mood Dcen.

Clean blood means clean skin. Nc
beauty without it. Cascarets, Candy Cathar
tic clean your blood and keep it clean, by
stirring up the lazy liver and driving all i'm
Danish pimples, hollis, blotches, bacl>hcads
and that sickly bilious complexion by taking
Cascarets,-beauty for ten cents An drug
glsts, satisfaction guaranteed, l0c, 25e, Soc.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-02-08
Don't Tob.e,o snIt ana Sn,o., yo.r ,,o. 49,,

To Quit tobacco easily and forever, be mag
nelic. fun OF lie, nerve and yigor, take No-To-
Bac. tue wonder worker that nalsss weak men
strong. An druggists. boc or ". Cure euaran-
teed Hoollet and sample free Address
sterling liemedy Co, Chicago or New York
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-02-08

Joe Letter, the man that let wheat
get away after he had 1t cornered. Is
now trying to corner the milk business
OF Chicago.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-02-08

And now it's hinted tnat expansion
viii occupy the front seat in the band
wagon In 1900.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-02-08

Dr. nulrs Cough Syrnp cures the
nose; breaks he fever and banishRs an Tend.
enei steward p eumpuia IL IL the anickest
relleyeT and cilrer I throat aud lung disease
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