The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-18
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Sycamore In Wyandot county IL m
darkness a. a result % the confem-
nation OF the boiler In the tovns
electric Light plant BY a state tnsp~c-
Tor. The plant va. eiosed ., once.
purpose OF voting on an issue OF
bonds with which TO make required
improvements
Shielding himself behind two women
who happened 10 BE- passing. Alb>rt
Dibbie. a street car conductor. vno
had been sentenced 20 sers. sis
10 provide for his family. escaped
from the workhouse today. He Was
cleaning the sidewalk In 'front.' OF the
prison. and ~ the women passed th-
building he showed his wash bucket
between the legs OF the guard upset-
ting hun and Ned. The guard vas
unable 20 shoot AZ Dibble through
fear Of hitting the women.
An electrical show n being held NJ
Ohio State University this week
with hundreds OF visitors in atten-
dance. and a large display Of cleo
trical goods. Student demonstrators
are making the exhibit one OF great
interest TO the visitors.
The Ohio Millers' Association open
ed its convention In this city to-day.
An address was delivered by A y.
Sandles. president OF the state agri-
cultural commission. his topic being.
ohio Products for Ohio consumers.~
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ers In addition 10 Sandies. r. ID.
Patton OF Springfield was chosen
president.
The Anti-Saloon League will con
test the local option election held In
Columbia township. Hamilton county.
which ,an was as. carried ariel by the vets on the
viii be asked TO make an investlga-
ton. and In addition warrants have
been issued for half a dozen persons
as a result OF statements made by
former pugilist. The accused men
are charged with illegal voting.
Charged with making false state
ments regarding guarantee and
trust company. Adolph Haak. title
abstractor. was indicted by the grand
have attacked the rival company in
n pamphlet which he issued. Other
indictments follow.
U. s. Grant, manning: David Mar
yelliotte. Harry Taynor and Carl
Vol. burglary: George Parker. tax
ers consent; Thomas Ring. robbery:
Vincent lopez. larceny: Arthur
Roach. shooting TO kill: Fred Mehr-
man, burglary and larceny; Thomas
Jackson. carrying concealed weapons:
Felix Brown. burglary and larceny;
ThANN l.
Ritz, carrying concealed weapons;
Frank johnson, larceny: George Rich
ardson. robbery: James Getz, pocket
picking: John Stipko. larceny: Han
ley Johnson, burglary and larceny;
George Clark. burglary and larceny;
weapons; John Buyer. larceny; Chas.
Bradford. Arthur Morgan and Carl
Matthews, burglary; w J. Holdiness,
cutting 10 kill: Viola David and Min
ME Scott, pocketpicking; Claude Gold
liner. Carl Vol, Harry Taynor. Bert
Dodson and Earl Van Fossen. burglary
and larceny.
Raymond Demarest. aged AZ. while
carrying a basket Of eggs. was run
down and killed by a Pennsylvania
train at Upper Sandusky to-day. The
pilot of the engine picked up the bas-
ket and IL was discovered that not a
one OF the eggs was broken.
Flames fed by chemicals caused a
loss of $4,000 in the plant of the
Lang dyeing and cleaning company
early this morning. II was spectacu-
lar blaze and for n while adjoining
buildings were In danger. The Lang
company has plants in a number OF
other cities in Ohio.
The cemetery lobbyist Is the latest
character to come before the state
board OF public accounting. The
graveyard booster IS Hugh p. Nc
Gowan. and his home Is in Mahoning
county. Investigation by the state
accountants showed that MCGOWAN
was paid 1925 by n. NJ Doyle. man
ager and director Of the Lowell Gem
etery in Polan dtownship. Mahoning
county. to lobby for legislation govern
ing cemeteries. The state board holds
that Boyle had no authority to pay
the money to McGowan and that II
must be returned TO the cemetery
fund. Boyle was also charged with
lnisusing $515 OF the cemetery money.
de has paid this back.
New Ohio interpretations.
The Union investment Company.
Columbus. real estate. c. ID. SAVERS,
II. F. Witter. J. W. Ranney. r. L. Ben
ner. j. X. MARBLE: 5000
The Alteuberg Nearing COmpany