The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-19
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sfz rs~slstions providing for the sub
m,s s : TO "a. .gssrs -snemsnt
sss reported 70 the house c.lsndsr TO-
day. The report vas made ~ the house
constitutional a-mendm<nf cotnrnittse-
One OF the MEASURE was the Asier
rssoinuoa. the prosisions OF which.
S Sss Sssn'' Mi Sss . scas N sssS's ssss n.ss.
- Apartments. commissions and boards
sso.ld ~ m sympathy with ths pol,eiss
s1opi.d. tEs psopis would vote on the
DFoposal 10 insert In the constitution
4 BE- aeps.n,ss Tor q longer term
Than that OF the appointing onlcial
The proposal would limit 10 st;eeo
and member. OF sonmissions and boards
and 70 $4,000 The pay the subordina,es
r. one By Representative Brown. OF
Union. which was also reported out Of
committee Tn. Brown re.ol1tion pro-
Increase 20 -four years the terms Of Of
nee Of the g~overnor Lieutenant cover
nor s,,osnsy ssns A1Ii i'm e.ss or tss
eDpointive as well as elective state Of
nciais would be limited TO four years.
Other measures reported out by the
quantities are.
for judrss OF ths supreme court. eiEht
year for the appsilate and common pleas
judges. six years for probate Judges and
legislature: the swan resolution for a
lB-day session OF the legislature In odd-
n INMATES S session 20 reeve iS svs sarls nas sa
years to pass bills and the Totman reso-
luton for four-yesr terms Tor county
The oberiin bill providing for four
year terms for county clerks also was
reported out.
when Joseph Reed. aged IS. eoiorcd.
and william Polk. aged 81. colored. both
s sms'e 3cfi.s % bin I s aSSsy l% sSSsu : r sSn a
pair OF shoes, the suspicious OF the clerk
we're aroused and he caused the arrest
OF the men. Police believe they are the
men who stole Is one hundred dollar
bills from George J. Arronson. Of Phil
s sss Placed h sse m ss.ssr sns.r Ms nrI p.lio@
he left and when he returned for It.
said that ,.sss'9o Was found on the
a wash room. one had 1000 IN a sock
MARYsvILLE. April i7-Kenneth
Mrs. s. NJ. Jones. had his right hand
anght in n drill press. MASKING his I'm
gers 30 badly that amputation was nee
essary.
MARYsvILLE. April i7-Edwin ia
son Hall. aged Sf years. died at the
of this city from age and it's infirmi-
ties. His wife died a number OF years
ago.
COLUMBUS. o.. April 1s-Mrs. Au-
gusta Smith. age &c. wife OF Christie
pher #. Smith. n retired manufacturer.
died today a. the result of running n
splinter In her nnEer about ten days
ago. Lockjaw set in. The splinter
came off the handle OF n rake with
which Mrs. Smith was making garden.
COLUMBUS. o.. April 1S.-A commit
Zee OF members or tho Franklin county
bar has presented n formal petition -
the courts OF this county asking for
the disbarment of Wesley c. Bates. a
socialist. lawyer and editor. Bates has
oeen engaged In serious controversial
within the last two or three years with
Probate Judge :. @. Black and Other
members Of the bench. lie Is accuted
OF having made lihellous and sianderous
charges against J.~ge Black In the So
ciaiist publication last year.
coLuMRUs. o. April 1.-THE dou-
oie funeral OF Mrs. Carrie Iofland
Hedges OF Lily Dale. y. y. and he-
mother, Mrs. Caroline Lofland. OF this
city. Will he held from an undertaEing
sstabhshmsnt here Monday afternoon.
"rs- hedges died Friday. and Mrs. Loft