Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-05-31
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Personal and Local.
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Rosa Harper was arrested vy Mar
shal Dye Tuesday morning op a charge
Of grand larceny She has veen work
ing ait the home of Mr.. and Mrs John
A. Hamilton, and etpis alleged that she
appropriated a diamond ring which
belonged to their Daughter, Mrs. Clara
Foehl, of Cambridge, who is visiting
them. She will have "a preliminary
hearing today. She had not been long
in the employ OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hamll-
ton and came here from Cambridge.
Just after the last race ait the Fair
Ground Tuesday afternoon, Mr. Brlant
who used to be a well known rider,
was coming down Front street on
wheel when a, boy about ten years old,
named Campbell ran out in front of
him in such manner THAT he could
not stop. He ran into bhe boy square
ly and knocked him down, throwing
himself and mashing his front wheel.
The boy was picked up and carried in
to nearby house, where his bruises
were attended. 1t was Thought he re-
ceived no serious injuries, but he was
badly shaken up and worse scared.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Fouts,
May 3Oth, a daughter. Weight 10
pounds.
Something altogether unusual oc-
CURED I'M Attorney Guyton's Office
Tuesday. One woman and two men
were in the room at the same time and
each made appreciation for divorces
from their respective partners. The
proceedings were begun and will be
filed today. s..
The remains of John M. Jones,
whose death ait Cleveland Monday
morning we told of yesterday, arrived
in the city Tuesday evening over the
G. & M. and were taken to Weiser's un-
dertal1ing establishment from which
place the funeral, which will be prl-
vate, Will be held today, Wednesday
at ten O'Clock
Mrs. Rae Quick and son, Howard
spent Memorial Day at Parkersburg.
Lizzie Weis, who was arrested
Monday evening for being drunk, told
the Mayor Tuesday morning tnat she
didn't know IL she had been drunk or
not, and received a fine of $40 and
costs. She could nog pay the fine and
was sent back to jail
james Whiting and man named
Hendershot were arrested for fighting
Tuesday. .Hendershot deposited mon
ey to guarantee his appearance for
trial this morning. They will have a
hearing before Mayor Richardson this
morning.
Edward Compton, of Waverly, was
in the city yesterday.
Miss Edna Grafton returned home
yesterday from Washington, where
she is attending school.
Mrs. Chas. A. Ludey expects to
leave today for visit in Caldwell,
Wocdsfeld and Wheeling.
B. D. Tilden, of Waverly, came
down to Marietta yesterday to witness
the races.
Judge Leeper and Rev. Mr.. Dam
ford were orators Tuesday at the
Memorial exercises at Dexter City.
"A fight occurred in Plnnells'
saloon on Fifth street Tuesday even
ing and Officers Posey and Knox were
called to quell the disturbance. They
arrested Gray" W endelken, who it is
alleged, had a knife and threatened to
slash some one with it. Some of the
bystandeT's took the knife away from
him and broke both blades out of it.,
and about that time the officers arrlv-
ed and brought him down to the city
prison.
Councilman Marsch is suffering
from very stiff neck occasioned by a
cold. It was so severe he could not at
tend Council Tuesday evening.