The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-13
FROM
OHIO
Int<lliEsmosr Bureau
Columbus. Ohio. April L.

IntNAlx euCar bureau
Columbus. Ohio. Aprn IL
A gold and silversmIth's style show
will be held in this city April 22-24.
10 connection with the meeting OF the
Ohio State Jewellers Association. and
AZ Is estimated that diamonds and 9th
err Jewels. mountings, etc 20 be placed
on display will aggregate s. 000. 200 In
value One new line Of silverware
alone. II II said. will represent an
outlay Of SO. 600. The exhibit will BE-
open 10 the public under certain con
dltions.
The La Belleview Land Company.
OF Steubenville. has filed IN the Fed
eral Court here a petition asking that
The city be compelled TO return to II
a certain piece OF land which IL had
donated for park purposes. u II
charged that the city has failed 10 live
up TO Its agreement TO maintain the
park and make improvements. The
land II valued At $1,000.
James Mossman. aged 81. Of West
erville. prominent i'm the Methodist
Episcopal church and the Prohibition
party. died today Al Tampa. Fla,
where he Was spending the winter.
The fruit crop in Ohio Is estimated
average. This IL six points under the
prospect a year ago. Twenty-six per
cent. OF the u a are reported 20 have
been killed by freezing. Last years
wheat still in farmers hands n esti-
mated at 100000 bushels. Although
wheat Is s cents lower. farm products
generally are higher than they were
a year ago. Potatoes are 80 cents
higher and corn 10 cents higher.
Revenues Of the Philippines fell
on $500, 900 the first six months the
new tarin law was In effect said W.
II. Phipps. OF Paulding. o.. who has
Just returned home from Manila. after
serving as auditor for the islands.
The Philippines have no compensa-
ting source OF income" said MIR.
Phipps. for. while the income tax
law applies 10 the islands the same as
n does TO this country. there are very
few persons there who have taxable
incomes" He declared that many
Americana have been s%upplanted by
Filipino officers. and that in many in
stances the new officials have proved
Inefficient.
At a Republican get-together meet
Ing, at Akron. Friday night. David
Tod. a well known manufacturer OF
youngstown, and "A former State Sen
Htor. formally %nnounce his candi-
dacy for the Republican nomination
Tor governor. In q speech he charged
Governor J. NJ. Cox with e-xtravagance
- NAAh bNAA4iuE W a HOllilGdl MAJ
chine. Freeman T. Eagleson. former
Speaker Of the Ohio House. at the
same time formally announced his
candidacy for the Republican nomi-
nation for United States Senator. W.
VI. Boyd. OF Cleveland. declared that
he would MOI enter the Senatorial
race.
After preaching. praying and sing
ing IN the Town street mission in this
alNN for a nuHannr IUWWH. ..Ia-L 81 -
won the confidence of the mission
workers. Brother Sylvester" alias
Religious Aft" has suddenly disap.
peared. When he alighted I'm Column
bus and applied at the mission for
succor. he declared he was homeless
n unemployed But according TO
Harry 3. Bobby. a mission worker
who conducts a house furnishing store.
Religious All" while here, found
plenty to do in the stealing line and
now has enough household goods 10
establish a home. Bobby declared 10
the police today that Brother SyI-
Vester' had robbed him Of a great
variety OF things. including a from.
bone. photograph. rugs. autoharp. en-
~cyclopedia. lace curtains, tapestry. a
and h articles. and Le-
sides had borrowed "A large sum OF
money from new-made friends.
The police are inclined 10 believe
that Religious All" Is the same chan
mat stole a mesh bag containing 500
ron Mrs. J. A, Allen while she was
~kneeling at prayer In Holy Cross
catholic church a few nights ago. II
Is believed by the police that Broth
er Sylvester" has sold the stun
which he stole. n is now headed for
New York 70 join the J. W. W. or
CoXey's army.
the following nave been granted
petitions In bankruptcy in the Federal
Court here: VI. NJ. Scott. Frankfort:
n Meredith MI. Gilead; Henry VI.
Myers. Roseville. Dempsey : Friz.
Zell. GAINESVILLE; George :. Boutop.
Chesterville: n. n. Holman. Racine
A. y. Griffith. GAINESVILLE: =. ". Ans.
barry, GallipoIis. Michael Shilder. chi.
hcothe; Harry Goldman. GAINESVILLE.
and G. W. King. Gallipolis.