Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-06-20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Personal and Local.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ial train Of exclrslonists Sunday
morning, with about 5wo hundred
passengers. They tooR a boat ride on
ne Eloise and returned to the city for
the afternoon. Their returning train
left ait six O'Clock in the evening and
all seemed well pleased with their
trip.
Mr. Lloyd Strecker has entered the
Business College for full course in
the business department.
Misses Adele Clerc and Helen Cur
tis left Sunday evening for Atlantic
City.
Miss Catherine Small left Monday
for an extended visit with friends in
Chilllcothe and Columbus.
The Q. e. o. r. switching engine
derailed loaded car Saturday evening
on the track on Butler street. They
did not notice that the car was off un-
til they heard the crash of timbers as
the car fell over the side of the trestle
and spilled the coal into Goose Run.
The car was somewhat damaged, but
no one was hurt.
The t. & o. c.. e. brought quite
number of excursionists down from
olumbus Sunday who spent the day in
the city. g.
Mr. Will H. Judd, of C. B. Gates
Post G. A. r., left Monday afternoon
to attend reunion of the G. A. r. at
Youngstown, o.
We are glad to report that Miss
Corinth Smith, who was so badly in
jured in.an ironing machine last Sat
urday morning, is getting along as
we'll as could be expected
MIR w. T. Penwell, of Uhe National
Supply Co., Toledo, was in the city
from Sunday evening to Monday even
ing on business connected with the
companys store here.
Mr. M. A. Larcomb, of Lauckport,
New York, was in the city on business
the past few days.
W. p. Reed was assessed $5 and
costs by Mayor Richardson Monday
morning for being drunk and disorder
ly.
Mr.. Charles II. Newton, of Buell.
Post G. A. r.. left Monday morning
for Youngstown, O., to attend a state
encampment of the G. A. R. this week.
Sylvester L. MCGEE and Martha
A. Francis were married in Parkers-
burg Monday morning about eight
o'clock ait the County Clerks Office by
Rev. r. L. woodward
On Saturday morning the four
year old son of Mr. and Mrs. James
| W. Sweeney, of Belpre, was severely
burned as result of playing with
matches, The little fellow set his
clothing on fire and it burned his left
side badly before the flames were ex-
tingulshed. A doctor was called and
dressed the burns but the little fellow
! still suffers a great deal
The New York World gives an ac-
! count of the meeting and renewal of
affection between Capt De Lamar and
Nellie Sands in Paris. They were once
man and wife and as the result of their
union a child daughter, was born to
them, De Lamar became jealous of
wife ana they were divorced 1t is
reported that the baby girl was the
use Of the reunion, and those of her
friends who remember Miss Nellie
Sands arc glad that it has terminated
so fayorably, Miss Sands had host
Of friends in West Virginia and they
never doubted her fidelity to her hus-
band. Captain De Lamar is a very
wealthy man and Mrs. DE Lamar is
one of the most beautiful women of the
world, SO report says.
Sheriff Hancher, of Noble county,
passed Through the city yesterday from
Caldwell with patient for the Athens
hospital for the insane.
Mr. and Mrs. n e. Kidd spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs S. B. Hill
dreth, east of town.
Mr. l.. M, Luchs, one of the man
ayers of the Auditorium, left Monday
afternoon over the b. &c o. S. w. for
Philadelphia and New York to book
some fine attractions for the Auditor
lum for the season of 80 and 1900
He expects to be gone about two weeks
MIR. o, j. Fuller returned from
Pomeroy Saturday evening where ht
had been visiting.
MIR. and Mrs. William Taylor, ol
Belpre, are in the city visiting friends
MIR. James Lippincott, aged Sc
years, died at THE Infirmary Monday
morning. The burial will be today
Tuesday in the Infirmary graveyard.
Miss A. l.. Campbell, who for sew,
eral months has been at Evanston
! Illinois, at Mr.. r. r. DaWes's. returned