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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-11-17
POLICE URY PROCEEDINGS
CONTINUED From Fridays lssue)
Jennings, La, November S, 1914.
Special Road and Bridge

Jennings, La, November D. 1914
Special Road and Bridge
Ward /
1872 T. Beard, road work man
and team 1875
1878 Thomas Hodges, sharpen
ing blade for grader 40
1914 Placide' Landry, road work 0'oO
9Q75 day work 200
1875 Bomer.F Ferguson Co. lumber A'H
ao77 =" 1880
1918 F. G. Patterson grading I'd NOO|
Total $115.37
Ward 2
1919 Simmons Perry Hid. nails go
1880 C. E. Daughenbaugh I'd Wk Sz'OO
aoQ, Harry Metcalf road work $50
Totol 4240
Ward
1882 D. L. Brooks, lumoer 34.Il
/ 1882 S. T. Gary, building bridge 0'OO
Total S SSH
Ward 1
1884 Elton Lumber Co, lumber l0'll
1895 B. j. Hine unloading grader 4.5O
1886 Jerome Butler team work lo'oO
1887 Ephrome Butler " lO'oV
1888 Beniamie Butler lOSO
Total ~ II
Ward S
1899 Clarphy Granger, road work l'5C
5000 No Bill
1891 Powell Lumber Co. lumber S'Si
1892 =" F." 1883
Total $27.2i
: Ward
: 1903 Welsh Car. & Imp. Co. gaso 5S'
!. 1894 Arthur Kimball road work l2.0
1895 Mark F, Fontenot bdge Wk 2O
. 1896 No Bill
: 1897 o. Lame DAYS road work 80
1898 Chas Dautel hauling l'S
1899 Ella. Lovett day road work Id
1000 M. B. VanNess S gal. gaso. 20
. 4OOl Welsh Warehouse & Supply
= Go. 40 gallon gas oil oO
5 4O02 Taught Lumber Co. lumber Ak
Total 1874
Il Ward
Z 4OO3 Miller HdW. Co picks, handles Al
4OO4 ]. Prudhomne, road work IT,;
4O05 Dema Hardy road work o.
j. 40O6 Arts Louviere road work ~
1907 Duplese Ardoin. &.
1908 Taught Lumber Co. 81
Total , 10"
- Ward
4OO9 w. j. Stegall road work 4S,
4010 M. A. Sharp . H.
"a 4O11 L. NJ. Marcantel road work lS.
D. 4Ol2 Edward Miller D..
ne 4Ol3 Dock Witherwax lumber 3d.
III 4Ol4 LuciuS Corbello board dem
~ onstration man 10
se' 4O15 Artemon Fontenot gasoline 69
~ 4O16 Taught Lumber Co. lumber Is
Total 2S6
: Ward 9
h5 1917 John Gaynor lumber 50
7n' aOIS Raymond Fontenot I'd Wk !
4Ols Wesley eating, road work 7
1920 w. P. Peloquin team work III
-; 4521 L. M. Marcantel lumber u
1922 Powell Lumber Co. 81
4O23 P. V. Savant, hauling and
bridge work II
4O24 j. P. Baker nails
~ 4025 M. Stanley bridge work
- 4O26 Edward Augustine road Wk
D. 1927 John Hay. man and team Il
.ir 4O2S Ed Augustine filling slips II
!, 1929 A. Duplechine. filing slips
IN 4O3O Oscar Miller, road work q
tic 4O3t P. V. Savant, wk with team q
r. Total S1o
Amount Budgeted Accounts 1851
RS Amount Special I'd & Ddge 5 W
Total Claims Allowed Novem.
Der 5, 1914 S4o0
" Jennings, La. Nov. 5 lSl
az We, your committee on Claims,
az port that we have carefully exami
a all claims presented to us for
y month of October and have appro
" same from No. 1881 to t0S1, both
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-26
CASES ASSIGNED
For the Summer Term OF the Belmou,
County Common Pleas
Court

The following g. the assignment Of
cases Tor the summer term OF the Bel
mont county common pleas court which
convened at st Clairsville Tuesday.
monday. April @.
Arraignment OF prisoners at $40 a
i Larry scneenle vs.. Charles sponhaitz.
hsfDeFt ~. Telm vs.. Anna Barlow.
Andy Nor Tuesday, April 2;
Martin wilhelm vs.. Lena Wilhelm.
wednesday, April 8.
syaS P isigNa VS.: q, w. Ward, Admir-.
Thursday. April 8.
p,; MadGaret y; oSley. Admir-. vs.. W. VI.
Friday, April 10.
corND IVA >: Amrine VS.. Hutchinson coal
Saturday. April IL.
William J. Mcciain vsA Walter Green
An Monday. April IL.
All motions for new trials
Iarl w. Barnes VS.. w. H. Moore
Bundy. L.
Tuesday. Aprn IA.
National Well Co. W.. Stanley Macon.
David Wagner vs.. Board of County
wednesday. April Is.
D3iuI5 ~ Electrical CO. VS.. u. & o.
John T. Travers VS.. h a o. r.. r.
- Tnursday, April l6.
company.
Friday, April II.
pn I sa.ura n,, y 40; r r.. Co.
company.
Monday, April ao-Divorce Casa.
gard. H. bun
Annie Booth vs.. Fred Booth.
Mary 4 Morgan vs.. samuel Morgan
nate Zuzak vs.. Mike Zuzak
Marie Man vs.. Grigore Man
OiVe q. jenkins Va Edwin r. Jenkins
Nt,s.o,,-, W., Jury.
., missouri Viekers ". George White. et
Tuesday, April Il.
Barkoot. Vs. N u
MABEL G. Alder vs.. John s Burkett
wednesday, April a.
Andrew Branden vs. West wbeeur,
Coal company.
co Levi smith admir-. VS. West Wheeling
Thursday. April "a.
William Mendonnig Ar,or,...
Sheet Tin Plate company
Friday, April "a
- tannie Robbins, ADM " v n n
Coal company.
Saturday, April las.
frank Tutino VS.. Nick Savastino
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-26
CHARLES BIPPUS
PASSES AW AY
WELL KNOWN RESIDENT OF egL-
lAlRE SUccUMBS TO LING
ERlNC ILLNESS
Was Charter Member of Q. p. o. EiLs'
loone Of Bellaire and First e.
aited Ruler-Funeral Fri
day Afternoon.

Charles Bippus. one OF Bellaire's
most prom nent citizens. died at the
nome OF his brother. Howard Bippus,
on Thirty-eighth street. yesterday az
i ,;Sfnoon AZ ~ O'Clock, following a
lingering illness. The deceased had
been III for the past eight months,
aud was removed TO the North Wheel
ing hospital some time ago for an op-
Grafton. Owing 10 his Weakened con
dltion II Vas impossible to operate.
ano me attending physicians enter
talhed no hopes for his recovery
Charles Bippus was the son OF Mr.
and Mrs. G.. Biypus. OF jefferson street.
Bellaire. aud was born In 1861. For
the greater part OF his life he resided
IN Bellaire, and for "A number Of years
Conducted the Bippus pharmacy on
Ihirty-seyenth street. Later he went
TO Parkersburg. W. Va then 90 An.
derson, Ind. where he managed two
large theaters While at Parkersburg
ne became i'll. and after treatment in
mat city came to the home OF his
brother In Bellairc.
The deceased was a member Of the
hnlghts Templar and Of the Bellaire
lodge OF Elks. He was the first -
allied Ruler OF the Bellaire lodge u
Elks, and one OF the charter menbars
OF that organization.
Surviving him are his mother Mr.
sophia Bippus. Of jefferson street six
D,Iothers; Itorge, james. Howard and
HAIRY. OF Bellaire; William. q DAYTON
and Edward. OF this city. and ono -ir
friends.
Funeral services will b. conducted
at the home Of his brother Howard
on Ihlrty-eighth street. Hsllairs. Fri.
day afternoon. The BellaIrp Todre a.
Elks will have charge of t5e errtir,-
ana interment will BE- IN Rose Hni
cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-26
LINES DRAWN


ton.
The supporters Of the pre~id.nt are
prepared 10 argue that the exemption
OF American ships from canal tolls IL
n violation of the Hay-Pauncefote
20 special interests. and tine repeal
IL essential In order that the presi-
dent may carry out his foreign policy
On the other hand the opponents Of
the bill will declare that American
shipping needs the free use OF the
canal. that trans-confinental railroads
Tear the competition of free American
section would be .truckiins to 0Dsst
Britain without exhausting diplomatic
negotiations"
FssIIro In the senate.
In the Senate to-day the feeling over
the proposed repeal was demonstrated
IN the debate precipifated by Senator
chamberlain, who called up his resolu-
no, ion rsenestlng the Secretary OF War
Ior INFORMATION as TO the expense OF
maintaining improved waterways and
canals within the United States.
senator Chamberlain declared that
the Canadian-Pscific Railroad. backed
by other transcontinentai railroads,
were the "insidious influence behind
the enort to have the toll exemption re-
pealed, but be acquitted the President
OF yielding TO any such influence. The
Presldents view that toll exemption n
a violation Of the Hay-Pauncefote
treaty. Senator chamberlain insisted,
was an erroneous one.
senator Chamberlain also assailed
Andrew Carnegie and the Carnegie
Endowment for International Peace.
declaring that Mr.. Carnegie's friend.
ship for Great Britain was treason
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-26

over thes Panhandle railroad tracks
at Fortyehird and Water streets
When this In completed the ferry will
probably be Immediately put in
service.
The annual meeting OF the
stockholders of the Pittsburgh. Wheel
ing * Kentucky railroad will be held
TINS afternoon. beginning ut = O'Clock.
In the companys principal Office. this
city.
A large attendance of county and
city health officials Is expected at the
meeting OF the state board of health.
Dr. ;. l.. Jepson, secretary OF the
board
A meeting of the new industries
committee of the board of trade has
been called for this afternoon at Z. 30
clock. IL Is understood the pro
posed increase In the capitalization
of the North Wheeling Glass company
VIII be considered.
"A meeting of the creditors In the
bankruptcy case OF Israel Rosenberg
VIII be held at 10 O'Clock this morn
ing before Referee Henry A. Nolte.
The annual meeting OF stock
holders OF the Greenwood cemetery
company will be held this morning ir
the office of the secretary. Room Cos.
Board OF Trade building.
The national organization OF the
10y Scouts has completed arrange
ments for securing the part at Terra
Alta, Preston county. one of the most
beautiful places in the United States.
for vacation and camp grounds. from
June until September. Boy scouts
from all parts OF the country will
attend.
A brief session was held last
night by the special committee in
charge of the revision OF the building
code for this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-26
FELL FROM TRAIN
Martins Ferry Foreigner Drops From
Train on Trestle, Distance OF
twenty-five Feet.

Mike Stroski. well known Martins
Ferry foreigner. was jolted from a
train near Blaine. Ohio this morning
about O'Clock. The train was cross.
Ing a trestle az the time. and the fall
was TO the ground. The crew on the
Barton cor found him lying near their
tracks and took him % the car barn
az barton. A special car was placed
on at Martins Ferry and a doctor
rushed TO the scene and the injured
man taken to the home OF his brother
In that place. When found. the man
was In an unconscious condition. but
survived easily under treatment. on
examination II was found he was sui.
IerinE from broken ankle and sew
eral bruises. DR.. Messerly attended
him
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-26
ON The JOB
Postr,ssisr-tlec A " WIedebs.es
10 cettlro Fsrliiiar win Duties
-Take ONlce Aorit

u o. expected fhaf fha commission
of a ~. Meidehurch whuse appoint
nrrf o. rosfmnsfer - Nheelfrr uas
recently continues ~ fha senate viii
mach hrrr within fte nfNf fau favs
pfuhahIE ifiH wsek. arahilnr him 10
nHtn.Ir Do rTIre April NJ Wlafe.
BUSCH D. srenfIrr rurf 81 NJ tine
af ~" onlrr. fnwlliarfrinr himself
With fiH future duties
hFilfinr iosiwarfer nnhrrf TIar
.fif o. srendirr rnrf ~ tis time I'll
fend.nr ic tif fu.iaa g. ssrrsfarv ~
ne Dollar Saving. and Trust Com
pnuy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-26
STRIKING MINERS
toosti.usd from rirss r.s..,

II experienced no difficulty In carry.
ing out the cotkt's orders yesterday.
j intend 10 20 back In the morning
and to stay In the district until the
leased on bond. During our work YES.
terday there were three or four who
objected to the idea of moving, but
when told that they would either have
10 leave or go to Jail. they left.
have been informed by practically
every foreman In the mines at Col.
llers. that the majority of the men in
the tents are nothing more or less
than hangers on. that they have never
worked In any mine. | do not want
10 have any trouble. but we have told
them that they must leave the district
TO or from them"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-26
POLICE ESCORT
Will Attend Funeral Of Former Of
fieer Edward Hurley. Friday
Afternoon.

Captain Ed. Hurley. we'll known
and highly respected police officer
Thursday evening, following an i'll
ness OF several weeks. will be buried
tomorrow with military honors.
Funeral services will be held at his
home at No. 40 Thirty eighth street
at 2 O'Clock. Interment will be in
Greenwood cemetery.
Every policeman in the city. with
the exception OF those who necessar-
lily have to be on their beats, will be
present at the funeral The funeral
procession will form at the house and
headed by a brass band and the
guard OF honor OF his fellow officers.
will proceed to the cemetery. Men
who shared the burdens OF life with
him will act as pail bearers to their
dead comrade.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-26

This t. the greatest known nerve in
Nirorators a brain-clearer and vim gfvsr
TOT both men and women. uncQualied IN
All the world Has overwork or other
cause made you brain-fagged. weak
h~rved and pefvtshf DO you .-play-out"
mentally and physically. at the slix ht.s ~
eiortL keuoggs Sanifone Waters are
quick-actton remedy. they brace you
with new life right off. Thew make you
matter what you have TO face
send your name and address today with
SIX cents In stamps to help pay postage
and packing for a free so cent trial nov
OF kenogg's Sanitone Waters TO r. y.
keiogg, co-,25is Hoffmaster Block Rat
tie creek. Michigan.
The regular si00 size of Kellorx's
sanitone WATERS are for sale in Wheel
Ing AZ Logan Drug Co. Tenth amt
main streets: G III. Griest & Co. 1stI
No free boxes from druggists
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-26
6EAcHEY TO ENTER.

NEW YORK March 25.-Two Amer
lean avitors. Lincoln Beachey and
Bob" Fowler. have announced their
intention of entering the round the
world race to start from the Panama
Pacific exposition grounds In San
Francisco next year. II was stated
here tonight by Arnold Kruckman.
manager OF the contest. The formal
entry list will not be opened for a
month or six weeks. or until after
the rules have been finally adopted
Besides the two Americans the manu-
facturers of three Leading types OF
aeroplanes I'm Europe have Informed
Mr.. Kruckman that they will enter
aYiators and machines
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-26
SUES SOUTHERN PACIFIC

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. March 25.-
suit for $115.5OO penalties against
the Southern Pacific company was
fled here to-day by the Federal gov.
eminent in the United States district
court: The suit is supported by
complaint charging that the railroad
company has repeatedly refused TO
comply with the Interstate Commerce
Commisson's demand to inspect its
files and records.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-26

Special Dispatch e. the InteliiEenoer.
PAkkERSBuRG. W. Va. March
20 Robert J.. Neal. one of the few
remaining members OF this city's old.
ct family. died suddenly here this
afternoon from an attack OF acute
lrdiFestion. Mr. Neal was the erea,
'gfand son or Capt James N Neal
the nrst settler In parkersburg. Tho
deceased. who was prominent I'm local
business circles. was hfty-six years
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-26
FiRr ~ TsE sIAenAsp or

PtUKTNsHTNG vi Sc uarrs q
fire funirhf completely faafrnrsf
fno "fIIinr ahnn ono Nrurrfrnnnf ID
the be plant rf fhr afnnHnrf Of ara-
nunY here a srafk frum : uslIrrnra
and Ohio r1Iruan srninH IT. anurnaaf
10 hgre cauHnf fhf t'Hrn Thn frr
men kgnf fhe tiars frum aTrHnf.nr fr
several rfrrhf fanEr uf 81 arf
81 er part ~ fhs rarf Tha 49, d.
shout twenty Hff fhuurnnf faiiafr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-26
hotels GET LICENSE.

WEST CHESTER. Pa. March 25.-
Five hotels IN Coatesville. In which
borough no liquor has been sold L..
Eally during the past year. were
granted licenses to-day bv the Chester
county license court. Forty.four ii.
censes were granted throughout the
county. as compared 10 thirty granted
In 1913.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-26
MURDERER GETS RETRIEVE
FOR ONE YEAR; MAY BE LONGER

Special Dispatch TO ths Inteiligencer.
COLUMBUS, o.. March 25.-Leslie
Humphreys. sentenced 10 die in the
electric chair March &c for numbering
a West Nirginian named Kelly. to-day
vas reprieved for one year by Cover
nor Cox, so his wife and two children
may draw money he earns in prison.
COX viii continue the reprieve from
time TO time II Humphreys conduct
Is good.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-26

Mrs. Anna Arndt. one OF the most
prominent old German residents or
the city passed away yesterday morn =
ING about 1870 O'Clock. az her hom.
at No. ~ Twenty eighth street Death
was due TO a paralytic stroke from
Nhlch she mas been suffering for the
past six weeks. The deceased "a.
born IN Germany and came 10 THIS
city IN 1872, where she has resided
She was one Of the most consistent
members OF The German Lutheran
church and an active member OF the
Ladies Aid Society She leave 10
mourn her loss. three children. Mrs
Henry Baker. End William and
I harles Arndt all Of this city Funer-
al services will BE- held safurdsg
afternoon az ? o',iock and intermerf
VIII be In Greenwood cemetery The
deceased was the dauRhter Of Chris
toTher and Marie Brasch.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-26

MOUNT AlhN M Nnrrk Fl rHr
visited fhe hurInrsn arrfInr ~ ~
town TO-DAY dnrfrnFIrr Csc nifInra
and hadlf dafuaEinE haIf foFfr rff
ffH lnf l0HH wmn rHIIrrHfHH al
= 900 amnrr 80 fnrrlrrr a.
sffof "a urrr fnr TarnHfa WHIIrr 4
Grain tomranF ri uhIrf ffa firra
nficinafod fruF" nr urfrnHr rnna.
Watkins a NrrrH rrrarnI arnrr go
Robert l. Rurtlra harfunrr afnra
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-26

Spe.ial lnsnrtch q o. Inteiureno.r
CUMBERLAND Nd March -
Mrs Elizabeth TAYLOR. wife Of WI
nam fvyioy wealthy farmer. died
last nlFhi NJ her home on ~. Soutb
Rrnnch ~ tho Potomac near Sprirr-
REID. W Va ared 81 Her Husband
D. one hundred and one years Old
aud enjoys rood health
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-26

SPECIAL lisnatch % the Intcinsencer
MlhSANIoWN. W Va March
lb Rev. George Washinefon NJ
Nlung, for twenty seven years a mas
tCr IN the " y. Church. South died
this morning a. : O'Clock. a. tho aee
or - year. a wife and Eve children
survive. The body win b. shipped 10
sreenbrier county tomorrow for
burial "'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-26
JUSTICE SHOPS.

Jack Butler was sentenced to serve
ten days in the county Jail by Squire
Hobbs on a charge of disorderly con
duct. He and his brother. Constsbi.
Hun. were charged with an Italian
as being very. disorderly but constable
was not fined.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-26

he has resided by himself. renting
The lower part 90 two story house.
he deceased was IN the eightieth
year OF his are and according 20 a
person who has known him for. the
atINes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-26

Funeral services were held Tues
day evening over the remains OF tho
late lsla Mildred Bell. who passed
away AZ Los Angles. Cal. some time
aEo. The services were AZ the fam
ny home on Twenty ninth street and
lntsrment was In Greenwood Gene
terry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-26

Mrs. Belle Allen. prominent Bel
mont county woman. passed away
Monday night az the home on High
RIDGE. west OF Beliaire. Funeral ser
vices over the remains will be held
today and interment will be I'm High
Ridge cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-26

Probably one % the best known
German men Of the city passed away
yes ttrday evening In the person Of
Frank Ennis. For the past 20 years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-26

bodiss we're found In the hills near
ouerrero- susrr-ro. . town of 3.5oJI
population In peaceful tunes. II nov
Occupied ~ ouly three families. all
others having sought safety on the
American befk II the Hco Gr.nde
where they live In tsnts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-26


ZAPATA. Texas via Courier to
Laredo. Texas. March 25.-Monday's
battle at Guerrero near here, resulted
In the retreat OF the 300 Federals un-
der General Guardiola. Guardiola
stationed 100 men on housetops at
O'Clock In the afternoon and for three
hours these men held The position.
most OF them. possibly all in ignor-
anoe that they were making a peril
Gus stand. Meanwhile Guardioia's
main force retreated. A Federal SER
geant who escaped TO the United
States was authority for the story OF
the retreat. He claimed Guardiola
attempted to sacrifice the lives OF
loo men OF the goth infantry TO save
the major portion of his command.
These men. said the sergeant, were
disposed on housetops along the out
skirts of the town and kept up a furi.
Gus rife fire until Guardiola's retreat
was executed. II was not until four
o'clock that the little band realized
they were fighting alone. facing a
Constitutionalist force equipped with
cannon and two machine guns. Con
sternation Immediately spread among
the handful OF defenders. who scat
tered In all directions, followed by
rush o. Constitutionalists. Some of
the Federals were killed. some cap
tured. six crossed into the United
States and the others were said to
have escaped into the hills on the
Mexican side.
Official Report.
At tie headquarters OF General An
tonic Nillareal Constitutionalist com
mander near Guerrero. the number OF
rebels Killed was given as nine. with
iorty-three wounded. The Federal
loss was estimated. at fifty. Many
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-26

wcrk or worry unnerve YOU. Tooe m
yonr low vitality with keiioxxs s.X
ZONE Wsfers and get a new Erlp On lie