Wilkes-Barre Evening Leader, Fri, Feb 28, 1890 MARRIAGES: At Moosic Feb 27 JOHN MCDOWELL, of Iowa, to Miss HELEN MONIE of Moosic At the home of the bride's father Feb 27, by Rev C H Sackett, W C JOHNSON of Plymouth, and Miss JENNIE COOLBAUGH of Jackson In Wilkes-Barre Feb 27, THOMAS M DAVIS and Miss MATILDA ADAMS, both of Wilkes-Barre, by Rev E J MORRIS In Pittston Feb 26, by Rev W J Hill, W G MATTHEWS and Miss LAURA SHARAR DEATHS: In Hazleton Feb 27, Mrs LIZZIE C, wife of CHARLES KLINE, aged 24 Last evening about 8 o'clock occurred the sad death of OTTO M, the nine year old son of JOHN A SCHMIDT, the contractor. He had been ill of typhoid fever when pneumonia set in resulting in his death. MARTIN, another son of Mr SCHMIDT, has also been very ill with the fever, but is now recovering. The deceased is a nephew of OTTO J SCHMIDT, who died last fall of typhoid fever. MINE INJURIES: STEVE STEPHENS was slightly burned by gas at the Hollenback yesterday JOHN BUTLER sustained a fracture of the leg at the Stanton mine yesterday. He lives on South Meade street WILL FILED: ELIZABETH WINTERS: names mentioned: sister, MARY EATON; LEWIS L WINTERS; LEVI WINTERS; SAMUEL WINTERS; LYDIA WINTERS; ANN WINTERS; HANNAH EATON; executor: nephew LEWIS S WINTERS BRIEFS: The long distance telephone poles are being put up on East Market street. They are sixty feet in height. Mrs DALEY, widow of the late DANIEL T DALEY, left today with her children for Wilmington, Del, where she will live with relatives >From Plymouth: JOHN LOFTUS leaves next Monday for Butte City, Montana Ed, Phoenix