The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-09
HUBBY TAKEN TO
JAIL BY WIFI
MRS. WILLIAM MILLER ACTS M
ABSENCE OF CONSTABLE
The Mister 10 Awaiting Hearing 6e.
fore Squire Gompers on Charge
Of Drunkenness.

+ Donu Noftny OF arrest anu look MIN
; before Squire Gompers. The con-
right" answered Mrs. Bill: TN take
tightly clasped in his wife's able hand,
and he followed. blinking.
At the county Jail Mrs. Miller pre-
scented the commitment. which says
, Bin will have TO wait for a hearing on
. the charge of being a plain drunk.
His wife gone. BIZ called the warden
/. aside and whispered tensely. his
frame quivering. They're after me-"
often regardless OF our own nation
and of others" He said we had al
ready made progress in protecting and
thinking OF others in the formation
of benevolent societies and the like;
and so why not prepare TO protect
other nations by maintaining world
peace.
4 In prophesying of a far better life
to come. Mr.. Burton urged his audi
ence to think more of what patriotism
means. AS he said:
Not the shooting of guns and the
raising of hullabaloo. but the effort
life of any community: not as OF old
to die for the king but to live for
for the Republic"
Public 10 Hard to Arouse.
The public. he said. seemed hard TO
arouse at present. much more so than
in the years OF 1883 and 1890 when
he began his career as a public man.
In closing he spoke OF the many high
ly radical ideas that are flying about
and urged the men not to make hasty
judgement and to forever beware OF
the demagogue. Within the freedom
of the smaller towns and the country
places. said the speaker. lie the safe
guards of the nation. He finished by
complimenting Bellaire and by wishing
her the greatest of prosperity.
Last evening Senator Burton left
Bellaire for Logan. Ohio, where he will
deliver an address today. He has
/ been travelling much over the state
in the past weeks. Thursday night
he was in East Liverpool where he
talked to a gathering OF business men.
and took as his subject Trade Expan-
sion in South Ambreica." Yesterday
afternoon the statesman was met at
Steubenville by Howard Snedeker,
I Republican county chairman, o. =.
Mason. Mord Nelson and c. +. Cor
bett, all of Bellaire.
Following is the reception commit
tee appointed to meet Mr.. Burton, at
| Bellaire:
Jas. F. Anderson. Frank s Mason.
| Carl Dorer. ID. II. Darrah. c. w. Dick.
ems. j. II. Cow. Chas. McCroba, ID. a.
! Ward. Chas. Dankworth, Sr., Henry
Bowles. Henry Blum. I. l. Fawcett. J.
+. Johnson. T. c. Nicholson. II. NJ. Gil
leland. J. NJ. Mcdonald. Victo WicKe.
Chas. Lancaster. Geo. w. Curtis. Jno
( r. Anderson. John W. Jones. II. c.
f, Kemple. DIR. A. c. Beetham. NJ. Booth.
J. A. Jockson. Adolph Freedman, w. G.
Simpson. l.. Witt, Edward ID. Meek. @.
o. Robinson. ]. A. Pracht. Geo. NJ.
Wise. w. J. Morgan. John Stovel.
, Howard Snederker.
! st. Clairsville. O.-Geo. Thornburg.
Judge J. c. Nichol, Bert Hopkins, Dick
| Lynch.
GAINESVILLE - Mansell Pancoast. G.
Wilkes.
Martins Ferry-A. J. Follen. Al Nit.
chell. Leroy Sedgwick. w. G. Bergund-
thai. Joe Perry.
! Bridgeport Elmer Robertsnaw
Squire Bert McConnaughy, Dave
! Thomas.
shadyside-Rossell Summons. c. +.
Undertake.
! Wheeling - w. p. Hubbard. II. G.
ogden. Mayor II. l.. Kirk. Geo Phillips
II. F. Beherns. Albert Snedecker