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IBAl1IMoRfaOH,,,
RAILROAD.

Suuie IN effect MAJ.
light. Illuminated WITH With 3 lsa
{! EXPRESS TRAINS pintsos
trains leave Wllninp,n,s'
NEW YORK ua.sion station for ware Ave.
iIedj. % ~ ~ 80. .2,sa .SbS is i fp '93s. foe
..5,Ol, .as9. Ills a. iOio2 % p; m 0ssl Lin.
sihopyai Limited), s74a alS4. t3;s ys
=, "a ii,iiL3DELPHlA, Week ,doo2 doo2 y. In, On
JV ~ =. ''So ,S'lS. 1898. siO5s '5.Oi, sa
itedJ, SIS S s,vy ssS, 's5s SIS ,RoS. ,H% a. III;
Sundays. sol sos '7.42. .iUys' .ioSe' Lin
a, nj; '2,sl. 200. S, g 30. .sao 1855 s ? NJ
leu. leu. 500. ZAP, 90S. .ioisss az. 'Royai Lirss Liis
- ss .,n nMseeek-days, se $50. q 50 a. M
esS. .zis, .io.5s tiUS D. a; M: .2si, sS' sSy' .sS
y'S9. 1888. '1l.35 q. m sunday. 7SO, M
i41, s.OS, 'l0.52 d. m SOD, 800 sSS44
niantic City. week-davs "@
a. m ~ .s.si aha p . % g p M suR1aaas SUM & NJ.
a. m; s2.3i p. m. ST., Synawa week days .,h
@ 3 "a isle n mity' week-days, .GsS nS9 q N.
iaitimore u eas and nd washington. 49,. nj
5'is So IS 40 ~ 81 n;ei; a. m; .:lssedKS,dssa ~
.S;N. siois p. @ m. o'sS s,ods,ya dRoyal Lm,.ss, LIN 20
y'QS a. M; 'l2,5e, '2.O9 @s7 ,c i% NI
Limited. CAB. 'S.O4, siO.ls n 20 UtoyI
it,Note ~ ana way station.
S.is p m. daily except Snnda o.o5 a. m
IN, o,sS y. m, Sundays oniv vays sOS a
Ne"atk, weekdays, AIS. aks
a. M; +l2.56. 3.l9. a.5I. 6gS 6So .S0i, 'llv
sundays, .4lS. 'S.O4, 9.oS 800 D. m
'4.5i, 6.4S. 1882, 'S.0i D. M M a. m; 'pS
~ tlltsDurs' =. weekdays, 800 a 4
~ i9iS 10 p m. Sundays. .S.4 a m; "a
.ihlcaso, daily. .s.Oi a. m. .y,
!hetnnati nc na and ST. Louis, " r h
is,o0; and +l0.l6 p. M, dail1 a m.,
inserly accommodation, wenE.a.
Z. M 3l9, 6z5. p. m. Sund,,tuiays, BG,
m.; h43, 1872 p. m. u"Ss, 9gi 4.
'Ii'iii39rg iia = 57 accommodation, wcst.,
bH'vfE ~ f;o' p m. Sundays. 6I3 evm n y days
.LApE ,,,I. MARKET ST. sTATPpoiTM ~
mltinlore. week-ways. 3.I0 D. N loN For
-anushperg, -a weekdays, S.I, '
1w p, ~; Sundays. $40 Al n, q m N 3,lO,
.EANE PHILADELPHIA III, III, @st ~ 10.
,2n, weekdays, .3.35, ESQ - " v lining.
ii;VO s0 a: m: '2.29, '1.3T, sis ~ ~, 'iq3
Ky, $3.50, '5.S (Royal L,n,,,,1'1gi' ,1gi' IA
h.Sg. 40, .s.iO. @ll.S5 = i'tsdl ~ jaS
80 .SV' S'OO, 1lO a. M ~ ~ may. .iy.
n.S9' 600, $40. 1880 p. m. = i-lniteds
Deimarvia Telephone No ,g9
Rates TO Western points lnvnr 81,
my other line. F. ID. UNDERlvst,ntnl.v vie
}. 3. MARTIN, Man. apra, of p,ls Manager,
l. a. MlLlER' Pass. Agent Wilm1n,,,.t.,.
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At Break OF Day.

The rosy light Of dawn appears,
The Eastern sky adorning.
But / have neither eyes nor ears
For beauties of the morning.
. Day! YOU have my sympathy;
For, by Aurora's token.
!, turning from the game, can see
That you are also broken.
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EOis Tt,E soiTr,,.

Southern Rallway.-ENpress 46 p. IN
iaily, sleepers to Port Tampa, Augusta
/ ihuisdays ohlyli Z 3G y. m, dai ) sic pens
'e" Ur,,a II, Mat, II, Slcmpn S Nashville, V,
,shvi,ie nd Hot springs. nm iua Liult,d
n ot augustine ana .Aigusl@, 3 55 y M. wetk
avs.
tlantic Coas. Llge-Exprtss ~. p III dili ,
'leS peas 10 Lhicston, Jact sulNll4e, Macon
'urt tampa (aunudys Gulyl, InunlsonNIi ,
4 tuesdays uniyG Id u m uaiiy, S e, 10. rs /.
.ichmund 4nd Jacksonville 'F.altd. ., eel. i
or ~ augustine ana Fort Tampa. o "a d III
'cek-days.
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway S.u d
Inclnnati
SeabOard Air Line-E6prcss 49, d. ~
iasiy, sleepeIs TO New Orleans and Jach
@lvlile, "rlorid& AID Mrtr0pylltAl limIit,,
Atlanta.
The sun., 1901-02-28
special Train Service to Washington
Account Of Inauguration, via Bal
timore and Ohio RaiIroad.

On Sunday. March 3rd, regular trains
leaving Wilmington Delaware avenue)
at 9.O5 a. IN. and SAB p. m. will run
through to Washington. On Monday,
March 4th, special train of through
coaches and sleeping cars will leave
wilmington delaware avenue) at 1850
a. m. and run through to Washington.
On Monday, March 4th. special train
VIII leave wilmington Delaware ave-
nue) at $40 n. M. Market street at $40
a. m, with special train connection from
i-andenburg branch, leaving Landenburg
4.4o a. m. making all stops to Elsmere.
leaving Elsmere at $50 n. M, running
through to Washington. Tickets ON sale
March l, 2. 3, and 4. at ss.25 for
the round trip, valid for return until
March Sth inclusive.
The sun., 1901-02-28
TIMELY OPINIONS.
What the Best Thinkers Say Of Cur.
rent Events.
Time 20 Call a Halt,

Wilmington Republican,.
While the Republicans are fighting
over the election of two U. S. Senators
The present Senator is appointing all the
Democrats he can. Senator Kenney.
under Republican administration. has
been given three times as many an
pointmcnts as Colonel du Pont and
Henry q. Morse. Is it not time to call
a halt.
The sun., 1901-02-28
What Was the Use.

Wilmington Republican.
The person who works out the Rcpuhi.
can party problem in Delaware will be
presented with a free ride to the moon
and back. The Senatorial deadlock is
not likely to be broken and two vacan-
cles stare the Republican voters in the
face. If no Senators are to be elected,
what was the use to roll up such a grand
majority from Governor down. If that
break is to come. it should have come
before this.
The sun., 1901-02-28
when the rnmparts Of the .yellow

5Cunals' blistle with loaded guns.
Quny and Ashbridge they say have
agreed upon q plan Of attack They will
show no quarters to the insurgents nor
will lhey tolerate the assistance of any
man whose loyalty they doubt.
There's going to be some pretty lively
times in this old town, and before the
excitement subsidies, men who for the
past two years have so vociferously sung
down with Quay" win wish they had
fought in the Spanish navy and gone
down with the fleet that Admiral Dewey
crushed at Manila Bay.
J.. ii. Il.
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PENNSYLVANlAR.R X. n.
THE STANDARD RAIL-
ROAD OF AMERICA
PHILADELPHIA, wiLMINGTON II
BALlIMUisti RAD ROAD.
schedule in efecs Janua ~ u. lOti.

BALIiMUi;ii KAii ROAD.
Schedule in eifecs Janua ry u. lJti.
Trains Leave Wilmington as fol iows
For Philadelphia (express). 1.57. 3.o2. 40
$50, 7.42 750 $50, S.55, 935. l0ll, l0.32, 1892
III ~, ll32 l1.45 a. m. xl2l6, 1.SI. 3m, Sl1.
ASS. 5.O7, 6.07. $50 6.57, III sJ6, ana sl6
Accommodation. 61O, 7,1o. $40 100 a. m
1880, 2.S2. 400, 5.25. 6S5. and lo4S ?. m: 40
For chester ieXpress), l,bl, 4 ~ $40, l.i2
75O g. TO- $50, s., so, 10.li, ll.22, 81, lli5 a
m, i.37. 3OO 4,5s, 6.Ol, 657, and 9.O6 p. m
Accommoda ton, 6lu. 40, 100. a. M,
1880, 2.S2, 4.OO; 5.@5, sos and 1913 p. nj. r,
Fer New York Through eNpressl, l.5'
M, xl2l6 dining Car), l.T dining Carr
3.Il, U7, 60 (mui4s 'hr 2. ",d y /"
+ p. m, connecting via Brnao Street sta
ton, Philadelphia. 4.20 $50, 7lO. 76O, $50
2.32, S.ll, ass. 5.Ol. 6.O7. 6.57. llI, 9l6, and
For Boston without change, 1902 a. N
For Newark Center and intermediate
sta ations, 1877 a. m and G.35 p IN.
Baltimore and Washington. 435. 800
l.tO, S5i, 4os. SIS, t6O3, 6i6, 7.O3. 1856, ST.
y. M, and Los night.
Baltimore and intermediate stations,
3Vu, d.ll, u !: y. ui., 1913 al iit
Leave Philadelphia. Broad st -eet. 70
Wilmington (express), $50. 7.2J, 7.25, s.3@
1929, 1928. l.33 a. M, Xl2,S6. l.lS. 22D 3.la
I,2y 354 4.0l. 4.l6, 500. o.2o, 5.3l. 5.59, o.Oa
o.2O, $50, 7.Sl. n.26. il.2S p. m. aud l2z
Accommodation. $50. zso, 9l2 1895.
m, l23 3l5. 4 Vi, ~. G.27, S.SS, lU.22, al,t
SUNDAY TRAIN...
| Foi Philadelphia texpressJ, L57, SOa
| L2U, 9.35, lU.a2, 1852. l.45 IL. M, l.5l, $40
| lbs, 6U7 $50. Iii, g.O6. and $40 y. IN.
| Accommodation, no $40. $50 a. m
| l2.l4. 80 4.UO, J.25, 72S, and l0.43 p. m.
For Chester teXpfess1, l,dI, 42U 93a
| l.45 a. M. l.SI. 800. ass, 6.UI, and g.O6 q
| in.
Accommodation. 7.lO $40. $50, a. III
2.l4, 2.UU, 4.Uy, 5.25, I,2s, and 1913 p. m
| For New Yorkt through eXpresa). l5i
lO2, 9.S5 dining carr, 1872, 1892, ll.45 u
H., l.3i (Dining y ~. 3.OJ, 0.uI, 40 (IiIr
| tng Carr, 7i7, gl6 p. M, connecting vi;
! iroad Street Station, Philadelphia, Az
40, S.iu. 40 li.i1 ~. ldl, J.VU. 4 I
| 5S. 6.Oi. III, and l043 y. IN.
| For Boston. without change, il7 D. III.
| Baltimore and Washington, 4.3j 0U
| O.lS a. m, l2.Uj, l2.l3, lao, 3,6l, 4Uy j 2s
| 6.U3, 6.i6, L3b s. y. M, and l.UJ night,
Baltimore and intermediate stations
ol3 p. m, 1913 night.
| Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street, 70
" ilmIngton teXpressJ. 3.oU 720, Ii q, H.a
a. m, l.l3. 3.l3 S.2y, 4,4G 5.Oo, h25 6.U5, 8 81
| 3l, a3j. il.2b. II Is .. fs. and 1870 nighI
Accommodation, S.3j, st2. 1875 d. IN.
2.2y, 2.32, 6.l3, SSS, and J0..2 .. IN.
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DELAMAliti DIVISION.

For New Caste. sl3 a. M. SO3, l3i anc
6S j.. m. week-uays
For Lewes, $40 a. m. i,Si 2. IN. week
leys.
Eor Dover, Harrington, and Delmai
Nl3, ll.'@ Il. m. 4,5i, b.5S and l2.lI D. M
sundays, l2,ll y. IN.
For Wyoming ard way stations. 80
). ~. weekdays
Express for Cape Charles, Old Po.n,
'umtort ana Norfolk, Hos a. hi. week
lays and IL night daiiy.
% Congressional Limited Express. Al
estibule P;.rlOr Cars and ~ ming Car
20 extra tare other than the usual Pun
nan charge.
,A) Llmiteo Express. Vestibule parlo
-ars, Nestlbule Passenger CoaChee, an,
Iining Car. No extra lare.
ne Wilmington Transfer Company WiF
all for and check Baggage from no .ei.
md residences.
FOR further information. passengt Z
ire referred to the ticket agent al IT,
station.
B. HUTCHINSON, j. Il. WOOD,
General ManaGSr Gen, Pass. AZ
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SECURITY TRUST AND SAFE
DEPOSIT COMPANY,

Authorized to Act as
TRUSTEE EXECUTOR, ADMIN
ISfRA1OR, GUARDIAN AS,
SIGNEE, RECEIVER, REGIS
TRAR AND AGENT.
Transacts a
GENERAL TRUST BUSINESS.
Allows Interest on Deposits
Loans Money on Mortgages and
Oher Good Securities.
Attends to the
Management of Real Estate and to
the Collection and Remittance OF
Rents, Interest on Securities and
Dividends on Stocks.
Rents Boxes
In its New Burgular and Fireproof
Vaults, Makes ample provision in
its Store Room and Vaults ior the
Sale Keeping of Securities and Valu-
able Packages placed in its custody,
Keeps Wills without Charge.
BENJAMIN NIELDS, Pr sdpnt.
WILLIAM k. BRlNCKLE, Vice Pres
JAMES 3. CLARKS0N, Treas. and Sec.
John $. RDSSELL. Trust 0ficer.
The sun., 1901-02-28
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Trains leave Broad Street Station
*Dining Gar !paily. XWeek-days.
Except Saturday.
FOR YIfi, Wrs;T


shining Car. !pauy xWeek-days.
Except Saturday.
FOR IHE WEST.
80 a. m. daily Pittsbulg, Chicago Gin
clnnati, l-oulsyihe ana st, LOUIS (Dln
ing Carr
o2o a. m, daily for pittsburg and chi
Gaso. tNo coaches Y lltLsburg) Linn
tied TO lWo bulirl gHfiur cars
220 p. m. daily, "LIm.tcd," Pitisbllrp
i,hicasO, CleSeand, potedo, Ciucianan
Louisville 4 and n. I.oais dining Gar.
''oo y. N daiiy, ~ isbIg L ir,so asiY,lr,.
Wa Cincinnati ana L,utssiuc, fndiA a. ..yjr
81 ana \ LOUIS lDinng ,sr
Gago, Nashville, via Cincinnati AM
lL4HiulsvlIlel, Indianapolis and ST. Loui,
w =, 2 q, !daliy, rittsnarg, Columbus. il.
eoO y. IN. daily, Pittsburg and Chtcapo
LOT Ioledo except Saturday
i9S y p, In' daily, Plttsburg, Cincinnati ano
l.2O p m. daily. Pittsburg and Chtca,c
daily Tor Knoxville via ShennndnnI
valley valley route; for Cleveland except Sat
Lock Haven Express, "a Or
Niagara. Rochester. buffalo -
and Kane Express . ~ a i Y,
Hlmira and Remove Express xl2a5 n ~ ~
"iiiiansport Express. Sunday "
i'uflalo ,Exprcs3 (yiia' Enpo- t.i,i N'1' P "
rum juno ....,........ $50 n =,
R2nSenesier, Buffalo and Erie ,S'' p III
Rooehester, Buffalo ana Erie = :. !"
Cumberland Valley Rairoad. dd25 d25' ! = 10 J" y
m.. 10. 42G il.2n d M. weck-tlays
Sunday, 4.30 and ll.20 .. m.
sCHuYLKiih DIVISION,
fnr Ph3eni%yile. Pottstown and Road.
mr5,S ne, SAo, SiO ana 1919 n nj, i3.52 tsai-
urday oniYl l30, mo 5l2, 81 ana II 5p
?; m. Sundays, $50 800 and q "a ~ =, i,,,'
l2,52, GD2 and $40 p m. shooni%viiiil.,
Oily 9mly Is6 a. M and AIS ana 55g :. m
For - Pottsyine, 5i5 $40. 1919 a. M ~
~ ai9 and fj3 p, NJ, week-days. siInaaw
D..Il. " q Il q a - .1NAllLIy y
The sun., 1901-02-28

Something will happcn," the polite
ians affirm with Il knowing look and n
smile as broad rs barn door. when
Mayor Ashbridse returns from Florida.
The Mayor as everybody knows, took
his departure from Philadelphia immedt
ately after the election, so happy in the
thought of his success. or rather the sue
cess of his pant, that he rushed head
long to confer with Senator Quay. Now,
the boys say there is something Sin tho
wind as it is insinuatingly hintcd that
Quay, the much abused Quay, has been
using large quantities of war paint and
instructing members of the Ashbridgo
party in some of the technical arts Of
real up-to-date Quay warfare. Because
Of these prevailing rumors there is un-
easiness among certain lukewarm adj
ministration men, who toll day bv day
beneath the broad bronze hat of William
Penn, and numerous other individuals
who clap their hands with unfeigned de-
The sun., 1901-02-28
sUHUYLKii.L DIyisJOy.
FOR NEW YOiSit.


ESpress, weekdays, 800 40, AN roo
G,iS,5 $50 7SS, S20, 9O3, 95O flO.gI, il I'01 IA
!, KIM ~ a., a, m 700 noon, i2S5 dlIniteJ
,GVo td9o ana dd I'll p, M 1.40 t2.36, S6l : "a
~ 5OO, s55G, 500, 702, +S.05 ana pUdi n Ho1 NJ
Po5 N 4J and n l2o3 nilght.o sanlays' sao @
il.42 g: m, +123H f235 - 40 4 M d,.' d,so'
iiaea i6Gd AID 529 s55G, 6a5, 7oa @ SOS ANA ana
For Boston without chang ii, "a
t,dr a.ys ga ana 4 SOS ,. N d.iiy a. !" week
re osS sea pI, pGirt, Asbnry Park, Ocean Grove
r,a and 400 p, m. weck-days." = III ana $50
S5o 81 1Salmi9erYi'le N tE e lasten ana Scranton
bertylle I 1pp a and '' ,ls l29Q noon S52, 500 dam
Ina i1oo 'O2 p m. daily Buffalo. ID Gfti'igs' !,
daiiv dHW noon weekdays and 7.O2 n n M m
leave tSer ndii Mark"t Street Wharf as follows.
a 10 rew Tt FX ress, $40 go n, n
az a n n"ns li Eiranch. via Seaside Park. Sa5
M. weekdays '' anu t.VO p
The sun., 1901-02-28

~ FHNNTII VITY.
''Iave Riwer ''Toad Street Station via Della wara
7nse bridge, express $40 n. m apd
20 ~ p M Sundays, $40 a. m. ana md i'ts HH5
Leave e Market AR Street Wharf express. 4 %
nhvs. 60 and ln0N m 80 p H. sun
FoR 2 'PE MNy, STa ISLE Crry
OCEAN CITY,
Avalon, Stone lIarhor. Anrlasoa WA,
WOOD and Holly Boach-eXpress' a qM,id NJ
~ aG, ana 400 p m. weekdays. S,ndavss e.
For somers' Polnt-EXprees ooo
Thn SThhndays aI.; 900 and iOoo 4. n N "eeN-'aSs'
for he al dhlnn ION Transfer Companv will cali
residences from hoteis and
j. y. HUTCHINSON u x,r
eeneral Manager. Gen. Pass. Agent,
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-05-29
No Change in Location.

some people have got under the i'm
preston that F. e. Wittlig, the Oph-
thalmic OpUician, is now at Reginer
& Wictlig's at the old Anderson store.
1t is Fl. T. Wittlig, younger brother,
who is with Mr.. Reginer.
+. e. Wittlig, The Optician, is still
at the old place at Wittlig's jewellery
store, 208 Front street, where he has
one Of the best equipped optical rooms
in the state. His reputation as a first
class man on the eye can not be dis
puted as there are thousands in and
around Marietta who have their eyes
fitted by him so they could see proper
ly but many became ENTIRELY
FREE from HEADACHE, NERVOUS
NESS and SORE EYES, caused by eye
strain, which is now known to be a
common cause of headache.
For reference he can give you the
best people in and around Marietta,
whom you can personally ask. Mr..
Wittlig does not wish to WEARY the
public with testimonials.
He is willing to put up any sum of
money that he has given more salts
faction in his eye work than any 9TH
er specialist in the city.
iAS-'O dIC I'LL Sc JHllSS W COuSlubI
when you wish something done for
your eyes:
First-Mr. Wittlig is PERMAN-
ENTITY located. If your glasses dc
not suit you can go back to him at any
time.
Second-He has had long exper-
ience of fifteen years. He studied both
in this country and in Europe and has
ir,1r ~, -
that no other eye specialist around
here has.
Third-He has arranged with the
store to take periodical tickets for
glasses fitted, and if frames need re-
pairs it is done right at the store.
Remember if you have poor vision
eyes that feel strained, burn. become
inhamed and sore, have headache. are
nervous. YOU should at once consult F.
E. Wittlig. 20S Front street. Office
hours to 12 a. M, 80 to p m.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-05-29
Attention S. of v.

The following programs and delega-
tions will be observed and officially
used on Memorial Day, May 3O 1901.
a. m or such an hour designated
by kindred committee of G. A. r.,
Bros. VIM. Brennan and j. p. Davis for
West Side Cemetery; Bros. G. r. Butts
and VIM. Drumm for Mound and Oak
Grove Cemeteries; and Bros. Jno.
Klein and Alonzo Swords to go to
Catholic Cemetery to place flags on all
deceased soldiers graves.
Forenoon-Bro. c. B, Smith and all
Brothers in vicinity of Reno and Val
ley Cemetery to attend in a body as
Sons of Veterans the ceremonies at
Valley Cemetery.
Bro. Hammond to decorate soldiers
graves at Vincent. ktGt
Bro. Harry Bowers to decorate sol
diers' graves at Waverly.
Bro. e. S. Whitcomb and neighbor-
ing brothers to decorate at Deerwalk.
Bro. H. M. Combs, on or about 29th
inst, to decorate at Burnt Hill,
To assist arranging flowers-Buell
Corps, Wendelken and Gage; Gates
Corps, Ray and Chas. Moser.
All other Brothers to meet at Buell.
Post hall at a. m. to attend memorial
services on West Side.
At p. m. the entire Camp will meet
uniformed members in full uniform
and those with sabres wearing them
Those not SO provided win attend in
citizeps clothes. All wearing the reg
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-05-29
MARIETTA COLLEGE
Offers Two Free Scholarships to Young Men
Of Washington County.

Free tuition has been offered to two
young men of Washington county by
the faculty of Marietta College,
One scholarship is to be given u
member of the Marietta High School,
and the other to a young man outside
the city. President Perry will furnish
full information.
The conditions upon which this free
tuition is offered are as follows:
/. The young man must meet the
College requirements in other respects,
but failure to meet entrance conditions
in Greek or German will not debar any
applicant.
3. High School marks will be ac-
cepted as the test of ability, but in case
of close competition a special eXamin-
alton may be required to decide the
matter.
8. If a proper standard of scholar
ship, etc, is maintained, this grant will
be continued during the entire College
course.
]. II. Mindling, OF College, returned
from Waterford, where he has been
spending a few days of his two weeks
Senior vacation.
Invitations to the annua
commencement ball of the Col
lege were distributed to the students
alumni and friends of the institution
Tuesday. The great event of the Col
lege year will be held this year in th'
Elks' Hall on Monday evening, Jun'
10. 1t is the intention to divide th
Marietta orchestra, which has beel
engaged for the occasion, in order tina
dancing may be held on both floors o
the building. The committee, com
prised of the following members
A. Dewey Follett, '76; Marvin r
Stone, O2; Asa E. Ward, 'O2 Ray B
Plumer, '03, and Cecil J. Gardner, O4
has been actively engaged in maxim
all necessary preparations for tn
ball which is always the one absorbin
theme in College circles before com
mencement.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-05-29
Newport.

By Associated Press.
Cincinnati, o., May 2S.-The track at
Newport today was heavy.
Six furlongs: Robert Harrison.
first; Nancy Dobins, second; Sauce
Boat, third. Time, 1:1SB.
Four furlongs; Easter Boy, first;
Rose of Red, second; Ben Hullum,
third. Time, .51H.
Mile: Wilson,fi fl rst; b. G. Fox, sec
ond; DR.. Fannie, third, Time 1:47M.
Six and half furlongs: Pure Wood,
first; Lady Kentfi second; Castine,
third. Time, 1854.
Six furlongs: Pure Wood first;
Larry Kent, second; Castine, third.
Time, 125A.
Mile and quarter Banquo. first;
Virginia T., second; Albert Vale, third
Time, 1;16.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-05-29
Memorial Day.

c. b. Gates Post, No. 452. G. A. R.,
will form on Maple street at 8:15 sharp
standard time, on the morning of May
80 TO decorate the graves of the COM
rades in the West Side cemetery.
Comrades of the late war, Some of Vet
erans, National Guards, Marietta Ca
de.s, College Cadets, Buell. Post, w. r.
c., Ladies' Aid and all societies and
citizens invited to join us.
ALEX RICHEY, Commander.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-05-29
DIED IN POVERTY
Although He was a millionaire in Con
fGdGrate Money.

fortune and since then he has battled
unsuccessfully. He invented high
pressure engine, but could not bring it
to a financial success. He had a mil
lion dollars in Confederate bonds and
money. Three weeks ago his wife,
who oravely shared his i'll fortune,
died. aged 80. A Mrs. Spencer, of Mil
ford, gave her burial and took the
broken hearted cid man to her home.
Manufacturers here, whose places Col.
Miner loved to visit, procured lot in
the cemetery for his burial.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-05-29
Hawthorne.
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
Chicago, May 2S-The track was fast
at Hawthorne.
Four and one-half furlongs: Ernest
Parham, first; Hans Wagner, second;
Hal Mitchell, third. Time Sc.
MILE Operator, first; Omdurman,
second; Wild Pirate, third Time,
1:42k.
Five furlongs: Magic, first; Dodls,
second; The Esmond, third. Time,
1:02A.
Mile and sixteenth: Garry Herr
man, first; Bony Boy. second; Stang
est, third Time, 1:4SA
Mile; (Mertle, first; Liyadia, sec,
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-05-29
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

BY Associated Press.
Philadelphia, Pa, May 2S,-Cincin-
natl was shut out in an eleven inning
game because of errors. The pitchers
were effective, but in the eleventh
Hahn gave a base on balls. which was
followed by two singles, filling the
bases. Barry then hit to Magoon, who
felded back to the catcher. but Pietz
dropped the ball and the locals scored
the needed run. Attendance 14O2.
R. H. E.
Cincinnati ... ....... ....O
Philadelphia. ....... ......l U
Batteries-Hahn and Pietz; Orth,
Donahue. Jacklitsch and Mcfarland.
PUNCHED HITS.
BY Associated Press.
Brooklyn, May 2S.-Brooklyn by
punching hits in the fifth and succeed
ing three innings won the gameH At
tendance 1900.
R. H. E.
Pittsburg.. ......... ....i
Brooklyn ..... .... ......S~14 5
Batteries-Wiltse, Phillip and Zim-
mer; Kitson, Donovan and Farrell.
GOOD PITCHING.
By Associated Press.
New York, May 2S.-Matthewson
pitched a splendid game but New York
could not bat. Powell pitched a steady
game. The winnig run was made on a
base on balls, an out and Ryan's two
Dagger. Attendance $500.
New York. 80. ..... ......O
ST. Louis. 80. ...... ......1 8 l
Batteries-Matthews and Smith;
Powell and Ryan.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
By Associated Press.
Milwaukee, May 2S.-Garvin pitched
the first game on the home grounds
and lost after a hard struggle Attend
ance 1000.
r. H. e.
Milwaukee,. 80. 80. ......3 !
Philadelphia. ....... ......4 II
Batteres-Garvin and Leahy; Fras-
err and Powers.
CHICAGO WAS EASY.
By Associated Press.
Chicago, May 2S.-Baltimore batted
Skopec for eight punched hits and sew
en- runs in the first two innings and
found Harvey equally easy during the
remainder of the game. McGinnity
kept the locals guessing. Attendance
100.
R. H. E
Chicago ...... .......... lO
baltimore. ....l4 IL
Batteries-Skopec, Harvey and Sui
livan; McGinnity and Robinson.
Other games postponed on account oi
the weather.
WESTERN ASSOCIATION.
Toledo-M Marion, rain.
Louisville, 7; Columbus, /.
Dayton, 3; indianapolis, 5.
Grand Rapids, s; Ft. Wayne. /.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-05-29
BY Associated Press .

BY Associated Press.
Cincinnati O., May 2S.-Col. Jas G.
Miner, assistant secretary of the Con-
federate Navy .uring the Civil War,
died today at Milford, o., aged 80. He
was a graduate of Edinburgh Univer-
sity. a native of New England, a res
ident of Texas, a friend of Gen. Sam
Houston. He served under Taylor in
the Mexican war Before the war he
was one of the owners of the famous
Tredegar Iron Works, of Richmond,
Va. The Civil War swept away his