The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-20
FROM
OHIO
InteIligeneer bureau.

rnteligeneer bureau.
Columbus. O.. Oct Is.
g. o. Chiffon q Company OF Charles
ton. w. Va. today filed in the United
States court here a petition asking for
An injunction against the New York
Coal company OF Columbus. which is
charged with infringements on leases
granted In 1911. The petition says
that the Columbus company granted
he Chiffon concern a lease on 500
lcres or land In Perry county with
the privileges OF exploring and drilling
for gas and oil and h is charged that
last August the rranters started their
pwn drills At work on the land The
plaintiffs include 6. .. chiffon W. +.
Chiffon. w. A. McCorkle and G. ".
Swisher.
Capt. Charles Engelke aged Il. who
had served as chief OF police under
four mayors died to-day In late
years he had been engaged in the
transfer business and was we'll known
IN business circles
Governor James VI. Cox. in a public
statement to-day. declared against the
amendment providing for a small leg
islature and the one 10 prevent the
chipping OF liquor into dry territory
The former Is wet measure and the
latter a dry proposition The COVER
nor declared that vets and drys
agreed that when the liquor license
law was passed they would not in
trude the liquor question into politics
again. In reply. the AutiSaloon
league declared that IL had never
agreed 70 such proposition The
league SAYS that in accepting the
liquor license II did 50 In face ~ the
TACT that there were many local on
ton laws on the statute books. and
ha nrrHf Oh r.a. -
does not affect wet counties. IL being
applicable only 70 the dry counties
and Is merely measure to aid the
enforcement OF the local option laws
A. Put Sandles. president OF the
.Ohio Agricultural commission. TODAY.
after legal night. was fined $50 and
costs I'm police court on a charge Of
permitting refuse To- remain on the
lair grounds. which is i'm tho city lin
Its. The case was prosecuted bv the
city board OF health. which charged
that tho refuse bred flies and that 90
was dangerous 20 health. Sandlps had
deted the board when IL ordered the
nuisance abated. In retaliation. San.
dies has criticized the city Of Colum.
bus and the board OF health in speech.
es throughout the state and has de.
clared that the state fairs should NOT
be held in this city His threats are
not taken seriously
a parole effective al once was
granted to-day 10 Nolan l.. GARNER a
Ross county banker. who was serving
, six years In the Ohio penitentiarv He
; was received January 10. 1911. on a
\ charge OF making false entries The
application OF Rodney J. Diegel. for.
I mer sergeant-at-arlus Of the state sen
ate. serving a term for bribery. was
postponed. Other paroles granted fol
Thomas Columbia. Cuyahoea. M,
once. Antorio Cuconcchia. NahoninP
I granddaughter, Feb. !. 1914. John G.
: Capener, Cuyahoca. manslauehter
! Nov. l. 1913; Walter Coleman. Clark
robbery. Nov. !. 1913. Henry Dalton
Delaware. manslauEhter. Nov. 1. 1913.
ALFRED DearWaster. Hamilton. burg.
Fiary. Nov. I 1913: Nicholas Heenev
tuyahoga. murder. az once: BushrCi
kelch, CuyahoCa. murder. Nov.
| 1913; Charles Loring. Franklin rob.
: berry. Nov. !, 1919; John Mack. Lucas.
assault. Nov. 7. 1913. James II
Wayne. Summit. April !. 1914. James
Williams Franklin, horse stealing:
at once. James O. Crooks. Washing.
Z Ton ,embezzlement. Nov. IL 1913
Rev. William Clfert OF Wheeling
w. Va. viii preach az the services
IN celebration Of the battle Of Loip-