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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-01-24
VICTIMS OF DRINK AND DRUGS.
Slater Husband and Wife Sent to
State Hospitals.

Special to Times Republican.
Nevada. Jan. 24.-One of the saddest
scenes ever witnessed in a court room
in this city took place when the court
ordered Nels Nelson. of Slater, to the
hospital for inebriates at Knoxville and
ordered the wife committed to the hos
pital at Mount Pleasant for treatment
for the drug habit. The latter is said
to have contracted the habit while I'M
der treatment for other troubles.
The day before Sheriff Gretten had
delivered their two sons. aged 6 and 5,
to representative Of the Iowa chill
dren's home for adoption. An older son
is now at the institution at Davenport,
where he was sent about a year ago.
Another one of the children is with its
grandparents at Slater.
Both Of the people are Of good fam
lilies at Slater.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-01-24
GETS VERDICT AGAINST CITY.
Second Award Within a Week by Jur,
AoajnSt Municipality.

second Award WIthIn Week by Jury
Against Municipality.
Sioux City. Jan. 24.-Three thousand
four hundred dollars was the judgment
contained in a verdict returned by Il
Jury in the case of Miss Martha Whit
ney against the city of Sioux City, in
the district court The verdict was
brought in at o'clock, the jury hav-
ing been out six hours.
Miss Whitney was member Of n
motoring party of four, which went in
to a gully at Twenty first and Myrtle
streets here on Jan. 2, 1913. She sus
tanned broken wrist and other in
juries. Other members of the party
were John Knott. driver OF the car; e.
Brooks Currie, high school student,
and Miss Dorothy Lawrence. The men
were not badly injured, but Miss Law
renee sustained injuries which resulted
in her death. and Miss Whitney was
badly bruised.
DR.. j. H. Lawrence. father Of Miss
Lawrence. received a verdict for $4,000
damages in the district court last week.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-01-24

! Atlantic.
Mayor Burnea and City Engineer J
II. :Mayne held short session IN the
CITY clerks office and definitely decided
on the streets to be paved. with the
bare possibility Of some change oelns
made in the future. However, Mr..
Mayne will base his engineering plans
on this list of streets. The streets and
alleys as decided on now total nearly
sixty blocks Of paving.
West Liberty.
A fifteen year-old schoolboy, Dewey
Gibson, figured prominently in the
top price at the sale of registered Du-
roc-Jersey swine held here by David
Nauman & Son. Young Gibson was
largely responsible in sending the price
for the top hog to $10G, and has bid
Of $107 was nodded fraction OF a
second too late as the auctloneer,
Colonel McIlrath knocked the animal
down to an Illinois man.
Avoca.
A young man named John Wright.
who was being held in the county jail
here until the next meeting OF the
grand jury, on charge Of forgery, es-
capped jail Tuesday night and has not
been overtaken or trace If him found.
Wright, it is charged. forged the name
of Carl Hanna of Oakland, to check
for S25. 1t Is also charged that Wright
then gave the check to another man
who cashed it. The second man in the
affair has not been arrested. Young
Wrights home is near Oakland.
Newton.
After listening to one of the most
mastery sermons they have had the
pleasure of hearing for some time, the
membership of the Congregational
church extended a call to Rev. George
c. Williams, DID,, of Keokuk. The
call was accepted and DR.. Williams,
one Of the most brilliant pulpit orators
of the state, was engaged rs pastor
Of the Congregational church for the
coming year. Owing to the vacancy
left by the resignation of DR.. Kemp
the church beard has been looking
around for a minister ana selected DR..
Williams as the right man.
Davenport.
Engineer Justin Tenney made rec
ord run from Cedar Rapids to Moline
last Friday, arriving in Moline just in
time to bid his wife goodbye before
she died. MIR. Tenney was in this city
and just ready to start on his run on
the Rock Island when he received a
message announcing that his wife was
fatally i'll in Moline. The train dis
patcher here gave him the use Of a
locomotive with right Of way over all
trains and he ran one Of the fastest
races with death ever known on the
Rock Island system. His wife died
shortly after his arrival.
Council Bluffs.
Bishop Theodore N. Morrison. OF
Davenport, head of the Episcopal
church in Iowa, assisted by the Rev.
John Dysart, OF Dubuque, and Rev.
Thomas Horton. of Oskaloosa, and DR..
A. G. A. Buxton, of Council Bluffs, con-
Quoted the rites Of ordination Of a
minister of the Episcopal church in ST.
Paurs church here Tuesday. The ser
vices were in the nature Of double
ordination, and the two men who took
holy orders, are brother Of the rec
tor Of st. Pauis and a son in law of
DR.. Buxton. They are the Rev. Harry
Buxton, Of Mapleton, Ia, and Robert
NJ. Delbert, for some time in charge OF
a mission church here.
Coin.
Willis Heffner, residing about mile
south OF Coin. killed himself by blow
Ing the top Of his head on with
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-01-24
suro... Murder ca.. Monday.

Special to Times Republican.
Mason City Jan. ,2%.- According to
present plans the ilrst case to be called
at the term Of court 0penin1 Monday.
will be that OF the state Of Iowa against
Mrs. Ada Burgess. charged with MUIR
dering her 3-months-old child. The
child died from poison and Mrs. Bur-
CESS admitted administering It. claim
ing that she did so thru threats made
by Louis Chirikos who Is now serving
life sentence for the same. 1t was
at first thought that Mrs. Burgess
would enter the plea Of guilty but her
attorney has thought wise to fight the
case. pleading insanity. The child wife
Is only 10 years Of age, her husband Sc.
She came here from Amboy. Mimi.
about a year ago. Her father 10 Q
farmer there.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-01-24

Hansen reported to the police that he
was held up and robbed at point Of re-
volver by negress Wednesday night.
He said she carried q white mum. The
money was two $40 gold pieces. . ~
bill and three 81 bills. The "stickup"
lost the mum that night and Il was
found by the police. They then learned
that Selma Coggins had . mum an
swering the description OF the one
found
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-01-24
Denison Vote. Electric plant.

Special 20 T1mes-RepuDlcan.
Denison, Jan. 24.-By a vote Of 1876
to 107 the voters of Denison have de-
cided to own their own electric lighting
plant. BY practically the same vote
the council was empowered to issue
bonds up to $4,000 to buy the present
plant or install another. The plans
look forward to purchase of the pres
ent plant after appraisement by quail
fed persons. The women voted in large
numbers,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-01-24
Macon cry .s1.yssSs ~

Mason City, Jan. Sew. y. Huefna1
deposed manager Of the AmeSseQ4
Steam Laundry. left In the niont Win
his family and personal effeets e paefe
unknown. and back here IN Mason CITY
sorrowful persons are wondering Wh1fe
he IL. S.
The Gransow Furniture Company 70
covered the large amount OF expenslvo
furniture HUFFMAN had neved paid =
cent on, but many others are not %
fortunate.
One man holds note for $500. When
HUFFMAN bought property on Moth
Main he paid $500 down. borrowing
that sum from another man TO whom
he gave note.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-01-24
FARM SALE TOTALS s12,s5s.
A. 3. Bell, Ida Grove stockman, r
tires From ausinass.

Special to Times Republican.
Ida Grove, Jan. PA. B. Bell, one
of the best-known stock shippers on
the Chicago and Sioux City markets,
practically quit the stock raising and
stock feeding business yesterday after
over thirty years at the game, by hold
ing big public sale on his ranch west
Of this city. Mr. Bell offered forty eight
head Of horses at this sale, greater
share of which had been bred and
raised on his ranch, and of these thirty
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-01-24
Rural Carrier. Team Runs Away.

Special to Times Republican.
Deep River Jan. 24.--Yesterday while
T. L. Lemon. who runs rural route No.
3, was driving past a mail box at the
Frank Close place. one OF the horses
caughts it's bride on the mail box and
pulled the bride from its head and
the team proceeded to run away. Mr..
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-01-24
iowa WOMAN :
TELLS OTHERS
How Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg.
etable Compound Carried
Her Safely Through
Change of Life.
Cedar Rapids, Iowa. AT the Change
of Life the doctor said / would have to

give up my work ana
take my bed for
some time as there
was no help for me
but to lie still. I
took Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound and kept
up my work and
now l am over the
Change and that is
all ! took. 1t was
better for me than
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-01-24

Lemon was thrown out Ana
for several rods. the nail wasQn N
completely Demolished. alao -
ness. one horse being entifely
Mr.. Lemons and the team wSeo
cally uninjured.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-01-24
White Muf Clue to Robbery.

Des Moines. Jan. PA white muff
with SO caliber loaded revolver and
S25 in the pockets caused the arrest Of
Selma Coggins. colored. on a charge OF
robbing Chris Hansen OF Iowa Falls.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-01-24
TINES REPUBLICAN MARsHAILTowN, iowa JANUARY

fessed to the Delmar hold-up and the
shooting Of Wilson. and County At
torney Aakes hopes to convict them
on the charge OF murder In the first
degree.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-18
n'. csysrssssSSsss. s .ss

Complsts unorclsl primary returns
received yesterday 81 Secrsfarr %
state Graves show that Atiorney Gen
srai Ho9an almost. but not quite. made
GOOD his claim that be- would b. nom
mated FOR United Stat.s Senator b. a
clear majority over both 81 Demo
cratic rivals John = Lent1 and John
l. zimmerman Hogan had 81 SIS
LentE and ZIMMERMAN - o0f
Governor Coxs unorclal majority
over John = Whitacrs H. Ii.7fe
Frank 3. Willis majority over David
Tod Tor the Republican nomination for
Governor is 22s6s
Warren q. HardinEs plurality for
TIE Republican nomination for United
states Senator over Joseph r. Fora
ker II 1855
The vote was For senator. HOGAN.
Poses; Lentz. 53.Qss, Zimmerman. 80 !.
inE. 1851; Foraker. 1888. Cole. 81.
el-. Hardinz's plurality. i2.sss.
Other Contests
For Governor. Willis. 1881: Tod.
le4.6sl. Willis plurality. p .S6s. Cox.
~ ,obs Mhitacre. s5.sfi. Cox's plu-
rality. nina
Close contests for minor Republican
nominations resulted For Lieutenant
Governor. Arnold. 1881: Caldwell.
iz,bsbi Morrill,. f0.sf5. Arnold's plural
ity, e.sf2. For Secretary OF State. Hi
aebrsnt, ss.l2l: Galbreath. 40 56s
Reid. fs0i9. Culbert. 4O.s5s: Hide
hrants plurality. e.6s2 For State
Treasurer. Archer. SOILS: Wilson. 81
Osoi Sunebaugh. 5o8e2: Woodwork.
Sf.ooe. Archer's plurality. s.O62.
Chairman r. W Hanley. OF Dayton.
has called the new Democratic state
Central Committee 20 meet al the Nell
House. Columbus. Monday night. Au.
gust "a This D. the night before the
state convention. and n the members
OF the state EeNecutive Committee. 20
be appointed that night. are 10 sit IN
the convention the next day they will
have 10 be notified In advance and be
on tho ground before they are formal.
~ selected. The same advance tip
Will have % be given 10 the temporary
chairman and other temporary oficers
OF the convention.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-18


The miners employed ar the mines
across the river hold meeting this
afternoon 90 the BiE Run school house
q. J. McGhee of Oklahoma o. spend.
ING few days with friends and rel
alves I'M This city
Mr. and Mrs W & Daireu and
SON Harry have returned homo from
q rip 90 Deer Park and Webster
Springs.
Attorney 2 G. simpson Of Glendale
iF fransnrt.nE professional business
In Oklahoma this week
Mrs -adler and daughter % Pf
Marion. Pa. Ie spending a few DAYS
Win friends ard relatives In THE city
william WIrf uf Akron. Ohio is
spenIirr few DAYS with friends
and relatives Dol fhIs city
W. ~ Grimes o. confined fo rf1
home af Glen EaEton I'M serious
condition
MI.s Iashley OF Piusbhrgh. Pa =
Frenl.rr few DAYS with friends and
relatives In this city,
Martin o. B0ra- left yesterday for
Ngrfenfown where Do viii attend
Mr and Mr. " a sybsrt viii leave
today for West Monterey. Pa. w1rre
,aey VII srend Few days vita
Nrs O. T. Jackson % Delaware
OHIO. Ie spending few DAYS VITA
friends and relatives ln THE city
one plain drunk vac before me
mayor yesterday morning and fined
tl and costs which was paid
Nr and Mrs Clement Burre were
called 20 parksrsburE due 90 ths
NJ and Mrs Alta Jones have re-
turned to their home a. Piftsburrh.
Pa after spending the past few DAYS
fpre With relatives ard friends
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-18
McM-chrn Rriefs

g. ". Chambers Of Cameron. gener
al news agent for that place. is spend
ing several days visiting here
Miss Earthly Worth and Miss Cert
rude Callahan OF Pittsburgh. are visit
ing Miss Cecilia O'Connell on Fif
teenth street this city.
Howard Caruthers. employe % the
u a q. az Benwood e. confined "a
bis home In this city on account OF
illness.
A B Westfall popular y & o On
ginccr. is confined % hts home on
Railroad street with blood poisoning
Re D. improving and is expected out
In a few DAYS
Mrs. John shook % South Marshall
street is ill AZ her home
Mr. and Mrs George McCrackon
have returned 20 their home In Graf
ton after visiting friends here Tor sev
cral days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-18
"CUT OUTS" GO
New city Ordinance Prohibiting Open.
INC Within the City 20 De
Rioidly Enforced.

chief OF Police Leyland IL very de-
sirous OF notifying the public that the
ordinance abOlishing "cut outs" with
IN the city limits has gone into effect.
Not wishing 20 arrest anyone who
might be ignorant OF the law. be has
asked the cooperation OF the newspa.
pers In the city In this work The
cut out" according Co autoists, Is not
necessary IN the city. and IL use can
be abolished without any material det-
fiment 70 the machine To which IL
might be attached The oficers have
received their instructions TO look ~.
ter the matter carefully and not only
arrest autoists who do not comply. hut
also the motorcyclist and the motor
boat owner
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-18
BURNING DUST
ohicer WORKS Arrests Man on Island
Who, He Claims, Was Exceed
ing Speed Limit.

". j Boyd was arrested yesterday
afternoon at the corner OF North York
and Zane streets for exceeding the
speed limit Motorcycle Cop" WORKS
got him and towed him 20 the building
BOYD was riding n motorcycle a. tch
time. and a. IN understood was burn.
Ing up the bricks Just about right on
the Garden Spot
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-18
Many 70 Moundsville.

teachers were In Noundsville yester.
day attending the opening OF the Mar
shall county teachers institute The
session will last i've days and from
all indications will be one of the most
enthusiastic ever held. The social
part OF the usual institute will not be
held owing TO the Chautauqua which
is being held In that city this week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-18
oId land Marx oblitersted

The last sign OF the old McMechen
residence. the history OF which dates
back 20 Indian border warfare DAYS.
Is being obliterated with the removing
OF the logs Of the house which was
torn down several weeks ago. The
old log structure sheltered the family
from which this city received its
name. they being among the early
settlers In The Ohio Nallav
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-18

work was started yesterday morn
ing under the direction OF D. n Rain.
aIu installing two large gas engines
boz the prison power plant The ,rork
or installation will be- rushed with In
po- .lbie speed az the prison is In bad
need OF the same Work on the add.
ton 90 the hospital will be started
within a very short time and will also
De- completed before winter arrives
hs new improvements 90 the hospital
VIII cost about $1,000. the same being
MADE under the direction OF the state
board Of control
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-18

Cured across the river from the Rcd
Gate saturday week sIo. when John
Neldman was so badly cut IN AM
iooai persons are forced 10 appear ne
ioIe the grand jury az ST Clair-viIle
and II Is expected that several more
WI De implicated In the AFFAIR before
the inNesugation Dr. through tits raid
Grating about the vicinity where th.
tFht occurred
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-18

Inc B. A q. crossing AZ Eighth street
q In q deplorabie condition owinE 10
the decayed boards. -Four different
complaints have been forwarded 20 the
company by the city authorities but an
psrently without result Horses have
been crippled At this place and AZ the
present time II T. exceedingly dangerous
% take a team across. 10 a. likely thas
stringent means will Be taken hv the
authorities 20 have the crossing repair
ed - once
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-18

Contractor ID 7 Burton has started
work on tho new four story building
for Messrs Rigs and M,Nechen on
Tenth street which will be- occupied
hy the State Speciality Company The
excavation FOR the foundation has
been started and 81 being rushed 20
completion The Riverside Iron Works
no Benwood. received the contract FOR
the steel structure while the Cats
and GRAY Lumber Company get the
lumber contract The building will
be- rushed along az rapidly as possible
as the trm a In bad need % the
same
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-18
nsuuood Brfsfs

onlcer Joe shepherd Of the city po-
lice force, will leave to-day FOR New
Martinsviiie 90 spend his vacation with
relative. Mr. James Hitchcock
OFFICER Landers has been transferred
% the night force for period Of q few
weeks
only the tube department % the
wheeling steel and Iron plant will be
iu operation this week
Harry Roseberry, police officer Is
hack In harness following his vacation.
which was spent In Marietta
William Castor. enpioye % the n. a
o.. spent sunday with bis PARENTS AZ
Cameron
Mr and Mr. Louis Kerns left yestsr-
day Tor Cambridge. Ohio. where they
viii visit friends and relatives for sew
eral days.
Mrs Dave Brennan. % Sixth street.
this city o. slightly improved following
brief illness.
Mike McKahan. Of Columbus o. was
visiting Pred Olson IN the FIRST ward
over sunday.
Mrs. Addie Olson has returned % her
home IN the First ward following = visit
n several days with friends IN CHICAGO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-18
BENW0OD


rhe fouorfns letter b. Rspseto.a
IurlrIttteEr1ln Nr. J r. - c-rL Ia -
ray g. tas Mssslins Resists-.s vsrsioa
ccrlr-lrtee m-rtiaE On Muurdswills lAst
saturday. ~ rsif-eKr lanafory.
-stat~r-nt ~ facts a. thev we-s CO.
Couuty Executiss coumittss a. koznas-
ttlls. Aasast rs, 1914
Ia reply o. an item that appeared IN
ne "a recllns Ecslstcr In ne UeuNoo.1
letter % Aas1st IS 1914 conesrain<
haerltiEe ccurnlttes tock In glAcfnE ths
uafuc 90 ". = Claytun ca The Rerabli-
ca ca. tiesst a. iasties % tss pe~ee %
coming elecuun In NcNsnesr. I an =
ulrrloe % TIE Commtttce frurn nlon
81. .nd ! tel tAai o.. Justice o.
hcchcn- a. llenN ood has a pusUcs %
are peace M glaytnn rs hfs ogrfr~
in AeNeehsu ara Intends stayinE here
" ben tne County Executive corurlltte-
met luly it 40 was understood that al
faCkucic- "a the various districts we're
90 - nnet - The COMMITTEES. As th-
made Nr. Clayton wSs ny ehoios for
Justice cf the peace and the choice o.
. great many % the riEht thanking pee-
agree on a candidate As Mr. IAnders
eidn-f present any candidate 20 the CON
mittse and ] dia present the name OF
dida,e. there vas ony one tninS for Ire
committee 70 90 and that wGs 10 vote
on nlltnE the place. which they did. nv
self voting Nth the COMMITTEES 70 riar-
hr. Clayton on the ticket which they
cics Mr.. Lan1er- opposing him. IL IL
the Law and has always been customary
Tor the sS,mmittees for the various par
ties % MI any vacancies that may an
pear on the ticket / feel that the COM
mittee acted fair IN the matter and
there should hs no Alex on the csndfsaf-
whatever that the COMMITTEES nominated
~Respectfuny your-.
J. r. SlHERT
Committeeman % linton district
NcMcchcn. W. Va
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central and executive committees ana |

central and executive committees and
the chalrmen Of the county executive
and central committees Prohibition
and woman suffrage Will be the BIZ
Issues % the campaign. just what
the attitude OF the Republicans will
be has not been made clear but AT
willis IL classed as dry and the
platform will have dry leanings. even
n Il does not come out for statewide
prohibition as the progressiYes are
expected TO DO The Democrats In all
probability will merely indorss. the
liquor license law and probably viii
take a decided stand against suffrage
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-18
MOUNDSYILLE
countY court to M-et.

The Marshall county court will meet
this morning az ten o'clock az the
court house. according 90 the warrant
issued yesterday and posted in front
% the courthouse. Matters pertains
20 the paving being done az Bogg-
Run. also 20 appoint a deputy sheriff
and 20 probate Wills. will receive az.
tention Of the court Several other
matters win most likely be given az
tcntion while the court ls IN session.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-18

Funeral services were held over che
remains Of the late q n Cats WHO
ended bis life by suicide last sunday
afternoon. yesterday afternoon al
clock from the late home near the
w hittakrr farm The deceased was
about 81 years OF axe and had hoer
married about ten years Ills widow
survive him but no children Tho
deceased was well kaoWn throurhoui
the county and was highly regpectad
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-18

Is J.. Logan and son local con.
tractors, have just about completed
inc work 81 painting the woodwork
az me central school building on Sew
work viii more than likely b. com
plried before the end OF the present
week 70 adds much 20 the appear.
ance % the building and was needed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-18
To cin.. onn,-o.

ne MEht committees % the city cuun-
CT will meet Thursday morning with
the officials Of the wheeling Electric
new lighting system. The contract ha-
already been drafted and Forwarded 10
the city solicitor al MoundsviIle The
new system viii have a decided advan-
tAEe over the old. giving 20 the city the
best OF lights, a sufficient number out
or flood danger. and AZ a cost under the
present system % over $500
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-18

An order has been issued bV Chfrf ~
fnlice Luke Sauers demanding that tbs
officers don their helmets which were
ordered with the new uniforms early In
the season. Permission was granted the
officcrs a. that time 20 wear straw
hats. provided they we're all alike Ths
new helmets viii add greatly 20 the ap.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-18

brief session 81 the unused city
police court was held last evening
when q foreigner Q south Wheeling was
arraiEned before Mayor CLARK sprouts
and fined 81 and costs. lie was pfrnsd
up sunday night by Officers Shepherd
and Spccht while lying across the rails
- the n. a .. tracks In the Frist ward
boz a drunken condition He put ul for
his appearance yesterday morning but
was on hand at the appointed hour last
night