The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-23
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rntsnigsaosr Bureau.
Colulnbu O. jan "a


nobbers ~ho In Wild vet fashion
held ~ the patrons iu John Gallagher
saloon. another saloon and q pool roam
JailaShsrs place i.te last niFht. ard
Win the aunounCs rueut. Well we're
here aEsin and we're going ~ SCI ~hat
bartsndsr AMI two patrons aions tne
vail ana stole ga. The robbers dis
the plain clothes men on tho force were
pot 10 NORA looking for the robbers Eouu
after The hoid-up Later in the night
several fake telephone calls rcportins
robbsfles were sent 20 police hcadquArt-
rrs. presumably b. the hlEfuaym.n 70
throW the police on their tralL
The city council Of Delaware ths seat
Of ohio Wesleyan Cnlvorsity. which
voted wet thiH wesh. today adopted an
ordinsnca prohibiting the use OF screens
a. saloons. together with music ana
EAme. Treating also b. prohibited. The
council expects % take away some or
~sFs has been dry Zoe years
Nistakinw John whitman a nsw-boy.
FOR a milk thief, John Tauslg " Day
ION. who was hiding la ne hAfn ~aitinx
for the rohber. fred upon whitman and
aeriously wounded him. TausiE was ar
when Whitman threw the paper ia the
yard ~ feil ia the snow. He went IA
after ~ 10 place y ON the porch. and
Tsusig sqspccting that he was fellow
who has been stealing milk bottles from
his porch Aired az him.
Afflicted With mumus. Mayor l. y
Stats. Of Coshocton today held court
over the telephone and sentenced several
his Office. because % the danger % com
munlcsting the mumps 90 his office at
taches and prisoners In the station
house.
Theodore d. Postls. aged SO. father OF
9Ss aH Of ,n r9si, sss t Ss
received In a wreck on the Ohio Elec-
tric traction line In this city on January
raiser.
business men OF Columbus and Day
ton today began a night on the Carver
and Quinlisk bills offered IN the legis-
lature this week 20 amend the Wonder
rJ folio~i1r ,bs i ieod ~n Sf 1871 p1 ~.
amendments would abolish the reser-
voir system ana substitute deepened
counties lying north OF Montgomery
county In which Dayton is situated.
they CHARGING that the Nonderheide bill
S. intended to protect Dayton At their
expense. The measure was bitterly
Fought In the house when IL was passed.
~ being supported by the administra-
tion or Governor Cox.
Leading business men OF Dayton to-
day registered As lobbyists ~ they eN-
pect 20 go before the Legislature and
oppose the Intended changes In the Law.
In the meantime improvements viii
De- rushed under the old law.
State Ranking Superintendent Wal
tcrs today announced that ~ he ls suid-
mousd as a. Witness before the Joint
committee which will Investigate that
department he will tell all be- knows Of
rthe Acknowledgement and cNtrHvagauCr
that existed ln the department before /
was appointed" Governor Cox recently
appointed Walters who Is a Republican
10 succeed Emory Lattaner. a Democrat
who resigned. Walters has been con-
ncctcd with tho department FOR years.
TiS- committee viii delve into trips 10
FLORIDA and Texas by banking officials
a. investigate land owned by companies
which had applied Tor permission Co do
Business ia ohio under the blue sky IN ~.
~ g. said that one OF the state inspect
ors acquired an interest iu one uf the
rumuuuiss md then wired IBIS approval
Tor the issuance 81 license Co the COM
pany