The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-31

xntsiiigsnosr Bureau.
Columbus. Ohio, March 20.
b1sreuslon among Republican nein-
bera ~ the city council VINO vided
tnelr eleven votes between Prank r
he Bs is1 az ., - ss b,.iy =,
flect Abert :. Bernhard former mem
ber ~ council - city clerk 20 rucceed
- a. saying b. Will not serve m h.
nyes serve. 10 Will be only a. the nrst
under m new charter wiIi elect a clerk
ceorEc Meier. aged q. a butcher to-
1890 ~ i tps ~ RI ehsIse
ephine Garner. aged "a and was sen
tenced 20 the ohio peniteutiary Tor life.
ihysicianr said he A. OF a Tow type men
Amaziah winters. aged "a. VA rob-
few minutss after his arrival "a this
city today from his home in Lawrence
. street car ana CONDUCTOR says he saw
a man IAN against the old man. aud he
nov believes he Mas the pieSpoeket
The Howard salary probe committee
today made partial report 10 the gov
srnor and the legislature IN which "a
penses In the state utilities commission
be cut $4,000 and in the state tax com
sppraSea ~ ne ns o nus nav n
T. raid that the efficiency OF the debts
VIII not be impaired
DR.. Herbert G. WEIGH. president OF
Ohio Wesleyan University. at Delaware.
cisvsiand today S foT "a aPpsndieitis s''''' IN
Magnetic Springs. "A summer resort IN
Union county, today voted dry. IL has
been without saloons for ten years.
Zachary Rowe. aged co. was found
dead in Sis boarding house here today.
lsfforts are eeins made by the police TO
rnd his relatives. IL H. upderstood that
he has a son. who Is p4ze nghter.
Herman Barnstorff. a young German.
England. when the war broke out has
arrived IN Columbus and has entered
ised the British authorities that II
released. he would not return 20 Ger
many and take up arms. Barnstorff has
number OF relatives In the German
army and he says that AT least thirty OF
his Former student friends have lost
their lives In the hEhtinE. Tie has a mum
Der OF acquaintances in the British army
and he says he would be deeply grieved
says The peopiS at eT peace is Europe rSq are
not making as much over the war rs
are the people OF the United states.
To let voters In each county select one
liquor license dispenser on n non-part-
the newest scheme FOR decentraIizing the
license system proposed In "A bill intro
duced today by Rep. Andrews Of Mar
The choice Of the voters at the prI-
mary woold be considered a mandatory
Recommendation 60 the state liquor IT,
conse Inspector who would be compelled
20 appoint the person receiving the larE-
est number OF votes 81 the election. The
single state inspector with salary OF
5000 year and authority TO enforce
saloon regulation laws. would replace
the present board OF three members re-
coiving $1,000 each. The county license
dispensers would receive pay ON the
basic scale OF 800 for each 5000 popu-
lation In the county. with maximum or
$4,000.
Licenses would he given FOR a two
year period. tho license year TO begin
the fourth Monday iu NoEmber. sue
cessfui applicants would be announced
before the November election day. how
ever. license fees would be the same.
500 a year, and the number of saloons
allowed under the present law would
not be changed. Most regulations Of the
present statute are retained in The An
drews hill.
The long anticipated hill ~ Rep. Kohl
Of Cuyuhoga. throwing on common pleas
judges the duty Of granting saloon IL
cfn~ee alec made It's appearance today.
In counties whore more than one judge
g. on the bench. the measure provide
that they thar appoint one Of their
number 40 manage all the license work