The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-14
FROM
OHIO
Intslligsneer Bureau,

Intsiiissneer bureau.
Columbus. o. No. -
Ne United Fuel Gas Company OF
West Virginia. which is Jointly owned
~ the Ohio Fuel Supply Company
ana N. Hope Natural Gas company.
me latter a standard OH subsidiary.
VIII spend a large amount Of money in
preparing 20 care for the great Quanti.
~ Of gas IL has contracted 20 deliver
next year. The company. IN addition
10 the steadily increasing supply OF
"A being purchased by the Columbia
a and Electric Company. must also.
soon BEGIN To supply the Louisville
Gas and Electric company. The latter
COMPANY is noW building a pipe line
from Louisville 20 the West Virginia
line 10 transmit the gas. The United
fuei Gas company Viii also sell large
quantities of gas TO Lexington and
other Kentucky cities and towns The
company now has a large acreage OF
land under lease in West Virginia,
with more than 500 producing wells.
New compressor stations will be in
stalled, rev pipe lines built. and in
the aggregate about 5 1900. 900 will be
expended in In. provements.
Coal dealers Iu this city are swamp
ed with orders as "A result OF the bliz-
gard and Gripping OF transportation
lines and several OF the large prodI
- FaN my hAF NAhNA NNN 10 hNN fhaN|
behind IN their deliveries. Despite
these conditions. however. II Is said
that the November prizes o. coal viii
be- continued through December.
Many mines In the Hooking and East
ern Ohio field were closed several
DAYS this week owing 10 the cold
weathers greatly curtailing the out
put, which already was far below nor
NAL.
Lola Liebrich. aged ls. OF Pitts
hurgh. who was arrested here several
DAYS 2 with Graham Urben. a trav-
cling man ~ Chicago. today was sem
20 the Girls Industrial School at Della
ware. She preferrinC this institution
20 a convent. Jrhen was fnef $500
and sent to the workhOuse for "A wear
HIS wife is il I'm a hospital In chicago.
and his family l. destitute. Urben
admitted ne had contributed to the de
i%inouency OF the Liebrich girl. and
Federal officers took notes or the case
a b. used In possible Mann law prose
Cutions.
Charles Reed. Of West Virginia. to
day was sentenced 70 90 DAYS IN the
county jail upon pleading guilty to
%assaultinE Henry Jacobs, = boy The
case was heard in the juvenile our
Several grains OF cocaine were found
ip an embossed post card which WAS
received for On prisoner NJ the b
p~cnitcutiary YESTERDAY. The warden
has the name of the sender OF the card
and will lay the case before the postal
authorities.
The report % the state Auditor for
the year ending November -. will
show revenues OF approximately SIS.
500. 0oO. an Increase of $500. 600 over
1917. Tho preset surplus is about
SI.5o0.0no. cleveland officials will
Urge that cities Do given the entire
s. 900 saloon fee instead of only $500.
as that city. under ms new charter. is
having trouble 20 raise enough money
90 carry ON It's operations. and other
cities arc in similar financial straits
GAINESVILLE. Nov. II. Because
huge snovdr.fts made wheeled vent
Gle traffic impossible. the body or
Newton Ros7. OF ColfaX. Illinois. was
taken on a sled through fields from
Trlnwav 20 Bethesda cemetery. SIX
miles away. to-day The funeral par
" members had 20 walk. The body
had been held for TWO days az Irin-
way.
GAINESVILLE. Nov 70 Judge \.
\. FraZ or of common pleas court. TO-
day rofuse a parole FOR Dr. Daniel
II. Crawford. who pleaded guilty 20
performing a criminal operation. ana
Sentenced him 90 the Ohio peniten-
tiary
GAINESVILLE. Nov. n While
crossinc the Baltimore & Ohio racks
in the outskirts Of the city today. G.
c. Clark. 80. ~ Moundsville. was
struck by a train and Instantly killed
TSlhc ON Tooth