Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-11-30
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The national Hereford cattle show
will be held in st. Paul, Mimi, next
Sc ytember 8 to 8 inclusive.
The steamer Waiwera, with the New
Zealand contingent of troops on board,
has arrived at Cape Town.
The United States cruiser Detroit Is
about to leave Caracas for carthagena,
Colombia, TO protect American in
terests.
At Knoxville, Tenn, the University
! of Tennessee eleven won from WASH
ington and Lee university in foot
ball game Thursday afternoon by
score of IL too
The president Thursday appointed
the following assistant surgeons in the
| United States marine hospital service:
Robert L. Wilson, Clarence w. Willie,
Elmer r. Edison. John w. Amesse.
Mr.. Thos. Henry Ismay, the founder
and chairman of the board of directors
of the White Star Steamship Co., died
suddenly Thursday evening in Liver
pool. lie was born January 4, 1887.
The executive committee of the bu-
reau of American republics held its
annual meeting in Washington Thurs
day, Secretary Hay presiding, and APP
proved certain projects for the extern
sion of the usefulness OF the bureau
submitted by director Rocllhill.
The jury in the case of Rosa Calm
against her father Isaac Calm, whom
she sues for s25, 900 on the charge of
assault, before Justice Leventritt in
the New York supreme court Thurs
day, returned verdict in favor of the
defendant.
The special commission appointed by
Gov. Tanner, of Illinois, to inspect the
new sanitary canal submitted its pre-
liminary report 10 the sanitary trus-
tees Thursday. The report is favor
able and insures the opening of the
canal at an early date.
Attorney Alphonso Howe, represent
ing Mrs. Bamberger, the st. Louis mid
wife, who is in Jail under several in~
dictments charging murder and man
slaughter, Thursday afternoon filed
motions to quash the three indict-
ments for manslaughter. Judge Spen-
Ger took motions under advisement.
Lieut. Harry Caldwell, Adm. Dewey's
flag secretary and aide, was banquet
ted at Quincy, Ill, Thursday night.
He was presented with a magnificent
loving cup of solid silver and gold,
standing IS inches high. Only few
years ago Caldwell was carrier on
the Quincy Herald.
The bones of five celestials, who dy-
ing in Chicago, were inferred in un-
sacred soil are to be returned to the
howery kingdom by order of the en-
peror, there to be buried in holy
ground. Sam Moy, prominent local
Chinaman, representing the Chinese
ruler, has made arrangements for the
removal of the bodies.
Proceedings were begun in the Ne
braska supreme court by Attorney
General Smyth Thursday against the
Standard Oil Co. The court is asked
to deny the company the right of do
ing business in Nebraska on the
ground that it is trust and is engaged
in conspiracy against trade and busi-
ness.
The itinerary of the southwark
course of the Chicago is thus set out
by Adm. Schley in answer to the in
structions of the navy departments:
"Leave New York Saturday, Novem-
ber 25 arrive at San Lucia Decemb Der
2; leave San Lucia December 3, arrive
at Bahia, Brazil, December Is; leave
Bahia December II, arrive at Buenos
Ayres, Argentine, December "a"
The finest Church in the County.
MT. GILEAD, o., Nov. 23-The finest
Methodist Episcopal church in Morrow
county is now under construction here.
The cost will be $50 goo