The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-16
FROM
OHIO
rnteingsnesr bureau

xnteiiigsncsr Bureau.
Columbus. O., Dec. IS.
Tag day viii be observed in TINS
city next Saturday for the purpose of
raising funds for Eastern Ohio mi
hers. On the same day newspapers
viii be sold by the Old Newsboys'
Association for the benefit of the poor
OF Columbus. Fifty girls. placed on
street corners. will solicit for the
miners under the auspices of the
trade unions. The labor federation
last night contributed SIS for the mi
ners. and large boxes of clothing are
being shipped under the direction OF
the State miners organization.
r. Z. Turner, attorney general-elect.
Today declared that the wet and dry
issue Is not involved In the organiza.
uon OF the State legislature. Harry
N. Daugnerty. former State chairman.
also denied that he is seeking con-
troll of the organization. his only in
terest being. he said. to see that OFF,
GERS are chosen who are friendly to
Governor Willis and will help him In
putting through his legislative pro
gram
Joe Wills, who pitched for the In
annapolis base ball club last year
was cursed to-day at Ironton for saw
ing mans life. Two weeks ago viii
liam Moseman was released from the
penitentiary. and while waiting for a
train In Columbus to take him TO his
home In lronton he became intoxi-
Gated and was arrested at the Union
station later he was sent home.
and today he tried TO kill himself at
lronton by jumping in front of a y
4 w. train. Willis grabbed him and
pulled him on the track just in time
70 save his life.
Lieutenant Goyernor-elect John Ar
mold was In police court here to-day
rs counsel foraMrs. Josephine Shank.
charged with shoplifting. She was
sentenced TO 80 days In the workhouse
and fine OF 800.
NEWARK, Dec. 15.-Charles II.
kbler. aged ST. lawyer and former
judge. is dead at his home in this
city as the result OF an attack OF
heart failure. He is survived by a
sons. Charles. Frank and Edward.
The last named was at one time a
candidate for supreme judge. MIR.
Kibler was born at Uniontown. Pa.
February II. 1927 He lived for a
while AT Hillsboro. where he was adj
mitted to the bar. He served in the
Seventy-fifth o. V. |. during the Civil
War, coming out with the title OF
colonel
Turney, a prominent veterinarian OF
this CITY. after a conference with DIR.
Paul Fisher, chief State veterinarian,
and Dr. Marion lines. n Federal in
spector has been appointed TO exam
Inc cattle in Union county, in order
TO allow shipments to be made out
side the State. There are many farm
ers who have fat stock who want to
ship TO Buffalo, Chicago and Pitts
burgh.
PORT CLINTON. Dec. 15.-When
cry OF fire was sounded in the Lion
Theater here. last evening. Fred Rel
ebert, manager and owner OF the the
alter, informed the audience TO keep
their seats. but the crowd could not
be kept back. Tue people were safe
ly on the outside i'm less than two
minutes. without any mishap. Smoke
from a FIRE in the fiat above the thea
ter caused the excitement and while
5000 worth of damage was done in the
nat. the theater escaped damage.
The origin OF the fire is unknown,
but started In the fiat. A free show
was given the unbtie az enoU IL u-ag