The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-19
FROM
OHIO
Inteliigenesr Bureau.

Inteliigeneer Bureau.
Columbus. O., Nov. ID.
The Ottawa county saloon license
commission has been ordered by the
state commission 70 revoke license
granted for a saloon at Camp Perry.
The rife range was made permanent
~ dry by special legislation when the
tract was acquired and the township
also has voted dry.
Charging that the saloon license
law cOntrayenes the treaties OF the
United States. Frank CanonicO, OF
Youngstown. has brought action in
that city 10 force the commission 10
give him a license. He says that the
provision I'm the law that a license
shall not be granted TO a person not
a citizen Of Ohio violates the treaty
between the United States and Italy
by which Italians are given the right
to carry on trade in this country on
the same terms as are natives.
The Ohio river steamer Carrie
Brown was burned al the wharf at
Gallipolis last night with loss Of
$4,000. The insurance was $500
The steamer was owned by Captain
Dick Brown OF Gallipolis and had
been in the service for "A years. When
the fire occurred severay members OF
the crew had 10 jump for their lives
Pilot Charles Warner was slightly
burned.
Having completed it's investigation
OF the Ohio canals members Of the
canal probe committee met here to-
day 10 formulate "A report II Is said
that the committee will recommend
the building af a barge canal to re-
place the present Miami canal. extend
ing from Toledo TO Cincinnati 10 IS
declared that n majority OF the com
mittee does not favor the abandon
ment OF the canals and the sale OF the
canal property.
James r. Garfield. who was a mem
Der Of the Roosevelt cabinet has been
selected practically as the Progress
sive candidate for governor next year
II Is said that the choice was made
by national party leaders iu New
York The rank and file OF the party
in Ohio has not been consulted h is
said Garfield sought the Republican
nomination for governor several Years
ago and was defeated after ne had
made a miserable failure as floor
leader OF the progressive faction. \.
J.. Garford. Of Eiyria. was headed the
Progressive ticket last year. eavs he
has had enough and will not make the
race again. Bull N0oscrs who are Tn
league with the Cox Democratic ma
chine in Ohio ara now demanding a
larger share OF tax assessor appoint
ments. This is 10 be the reward. IL
Is said IN political circles. for putting
a ticket In the field and making the
reelection OF Gov. Cox. a Democrat
possible next year
The Industrial commission is MAX
ing 4 special investigation o. the glass
Industry In Ohio as result az q sug-
gestion Of the glass manufacturers
that boys under 16 years Of age be per
mitted 20 work on night shifts The
age limit IS Is years Manufacturers
say they are not able 20 compete with
manufacturers IN other states and
they ask that the law be changed
Among things which the inspectors
are asked 10 determine are. the hours
in the morning which BOYS under IS
were In the habit OF going 70 bed and
how many hours they usually silent:
whether the boys find n difficult % ac-
custom themselves 10 the habit OF
sleeping one week at night and the
other in the daytime.
A Nau Nnrly hCewT.oF e