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Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-19
.Batted for wmfims in the eighth.

'Batted Tor wmfimf IN the eighth.
PRiisfS . 3 ! . Q J 80
Two. base bit. Murphy. Home run Sic
fnns Sacrifice hita. J Collins Nclnnia.
steIibauer. Myers Double play; witt 70
Laioie 10 Alcinnia BsHe on errorB; Chi
cago. q Philadelphia. g. Bases on balls:
or Fabar. z. or myers. 2. Hts and
earned runs. OF Fooer 7 hits 4 runs in
~ and one.thrd innines; of Williams, /
HI no runs IN two-third Innings. M Banz,
I hit, no runs IN one innings off Myeft,
hltH, run III nlne inninEa Hit by pitched
BAN. ~ Faber. pick struck out 49,
Fsbef, 81 by Myers, T. tmptres: Hide
brand Bnd Evans
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-19
KAWS WIN FROM LINCOLN
Topeka Eyens Up the Series by
Score Of -Four TO
Two.
GAME IS PLAYED IN A DRIzzLE

Lincoln, Neb, May is--Topeks sysnsd up
the series with Lincoln today by taking the
final game by . score 81 70 2. Up 70 the
ninth inning u was q tight pitchers battle,
the visitors staging batting rally IN their
half that Melted two rune The game was
played IN slight drizzie on q slippery dis-
mnnd Eeora.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-19
Today's Calendar
Of Sports

shootlng-Sew Hampshire state trap
shooting tournament opens 81 Man
chester.
Tennis--Opening Of invitation lourna
ment Of Tuxedo club, Tuxedo, y. y.
Michigan against Johns Hopkins at
Baltimore.
Harvard against PeDnsyivsnls ri Cam
bridge.
wesleyan against swsrthmore ~
swarfhmore, Pa.
Amherst against Colgate at Amherst
Mass.
Track--New England Intercollegiate
championships Ut Springfield. Mass.
Kansas state intercollegiate cham
pionsbips ~ Emporia, Ran.
BoXing---,Jen Clarke against Harry
Wills, twenty rounds, ut New Orleans.
Gus Christie against Young Ahearn,
ten rounds, nj Cleveland.
Artle Root against Alyfe Miller. ten
rounds, nj Cleveland.
Matt Brock against Tickle sanders,
ten rounds, ut Minneapolis.
Eddie Evers against Roy Moore, ten
rounds, ut Minneapolis.
Young Jack O'Brien against Hen
Fisher, ten rounds, mt syracuse.
George AIger against Walter But
Ter, twelve rounds, ut Boston.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-19
Standing Of Teams


WESTERN LEAGUE
Denver, Q Des Moines, 2.
81 Joseph. 0 Sioux city, =.
Topeka, 4 Lincoln. g.
Wichita, q; Omaha, q
NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York, st. Louis, o.
Brooklyn, 3. Chicago, 4.
Boston, 2 Cincinnati, O.
Philadelphia, Q. Pittsburgh, D
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
st. Louis. 2. Boston. l.
Detroit Now York wet grounds
Chicago /, Philadelphia, g.
Cleveland 4 Washington, ?.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Columbus, 3, Minneapolis q
ToledQ, g: 81 Paul, 0.
indianapolis, ~ Milwaukee, T.
Louisville, 81 Kansas City, 4
Games To-day.
Western League-Denver A. Sioux city,
~. Joseph ~ Omaha, Topeka ut Dea
Mones. Wichita ut Lincoln.
National LeaEue--New York At 81 Louis.
Brooklyn 81 Chicago, Boston At Cincinnati,
Philadelphia ut Pittsburgh
American beaEue-st Louis at Boston,
Detroit e. New York, Chicago at Philadel.
phia, Cleveland at Washington.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-19
SIOUX BLANK THE DRuMMERs.
Hammer Williams For Doren His and
Win q IN a.

Sioux City, Ia, May is.-soux city ham
mered j. Williams for twelve his today and
won the rubber game Of the series, Q 10 O..
Manager Gaspar held the Drummers 70 six
hits, two Of which we're scratches. GaspAr
was hit on the head by thrown ball at
the close Of the second inning and knocked
unconscious, but he finished the game.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-19

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Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-19
sHatied Tor NcCarthy 10 nInih
aLlnn .uI \ ran M LmmlmE MN was annFnn

sons out Nhen winning run was scored
nlfFsgehlyn -
Twasbaaa hits zimmerman tf. aaier.
schultz rhtensb hlt 1ahnHau. stolen
hsae tlRek Sacrifice hits Fiark lstt Wal
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EiFat bass Nh errors hfnnk9n haaHa nn
halIFl Oft tucker Z oft Cheney B uM
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-19
81 JOSEPH.


Left on bases, sioux city u, ~ Joseph,
6 Sacrifice hits Gilmore uaapar Two
base hits Metz. Livingston, Callahan. Home
rum Loieuna. stolen bases COoney, ?; Cal
lahan. Deable play Callahan 20 Cooncy 20
Meta struck out by Caapar, by J, VIII
iiama e. Baao on hallss OFF Gaspar, u OF
T. Williams, 3. Passed ball Block. Hi by
pitcher Watson by Williams Times 100,
Empires. carney ana EVkman.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-19

Boston, Mass, May Is.-st. Louis batted
Foster hard today and defeated Boston
10 4 Wellman had the locals at his
mercy. holding them 10 five singles. Bos-
ton also hit the ball hard, but usually to
waiting fielder. II the first time st.
Louis ever was victor over Foster and they
made the result certain by getting two
doubles aud q single In the eighth and four
singles In the ninth
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-19
WASHINGTON
Totals 81 1915 Totals 30 o2
$500 - fuLu.n.. a. ..fntb


Two-bsss hitss Wambsganss, "a. Three
base hits: Howard, Graney, coyeleskie
Sacrifice hits Turner, Milan. Double play
Morgan 10 Mcbride 10 Judge 10 Williams
First base on errors Cleveland q Bases
on bslh OFF johnson, 2 off coveleskie
2, off Bagby, 4 Hits and earned runs;
Offcovelcskie. hits. 2 runs in six and one
third Innings off Bagby, / run. no hits in
two and two,thirds innings. struck out.
BY johnson, o: by Bagby, ! Umpireb.
Chill and O'Loughlin.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-19
TolaIa ........-80 N . ..
LINcOLN
'Batted for Hall IN ninth

sHHttod Tor Hall Tn ninth
IRAN for johnson In seventh,
T rps' .. ~. . . . ! > -
Two-baso hits; johnson, f2). Double
plays. baltimore 70 Cochran 10 AKier.
Hall 10 Monroe 10 Agier. Stolen bases.
Tydeman schweitzer Sacrifice hits.
Hinchman Ager, Cochran, "a. schweit-
ger. Struck out. BY East, 8, by DaHhner,
T. Bases on balls; orr East. o: OFF Hall, 3.
Hit by pitched ball; ny East Sohweitzer.
Left on bases; Lincoln. 8; Topeka Z,
Hits; orr Hall, hits In eight Innings off
Dsshner, no hits In one inning Umpires;
pontins and Anderson. Time 1850.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-19
DIES MONIES EASY ron BEARS.


ncs Moines May is.--penye batted
Thomas a. viii today and won an easy
game from nea Moinea 20 2, ManHer was
effective liz the ninth. when he was hit for
d home run, Atriple aud angle, Reed
was put out Of the gemo for arguing with
the umplfca Score
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-19

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Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-19
PIrates Lose 70 PhlIa

PITTsBURGH, May is-Philsdelphia de-
feated Pittsburgh. 10 0, here tdaoy, Grover
Alexander allowing the locals only four hits.
inning on three hits and another In the
eighth on Ale1andor's single and Brynes
triple, Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-19
Totals % 9241o
sBatted for Reulbach IN ninth.

Boston ,....1 0 90 - o o.
Cincinnati 80 0 0 0 o "a
Three-b base hit Connolly. Home run: Kill
lifer. Stolen base. Smith. Sacrifice Mia,
kilifer Neale, Schneider Double play;
Louden % Hsrzog 70 Chase First base On
Reulbech. 81 of Schneider, /. HIta ana
earned runs: Off Reulbach. hits, Z runs m
eight innings; off Schneider, hits 2 runs
in nine inninga Hit by pitcher: Louden by
Keulbach 0owdy by Schneider. Struck out.
By keulbaeh, 3; by Schneider. g. Umpires
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-19
HosroN


Two-b base hits: Miller, Sisser, Pratt.
stolen bases: shotton, Marsans, Hooper
f2l. Sacrifice hits Johnson Pratt. Miller
~. Double plays: Weilman 70 Pratt 10
Sisler. johnson TO Pratt 20 Sisler: Foster TO
Janvrn TO Hoblitzell Base on errors: st.
Louis, !. Bases on balls: OFF Weilmau,
off Foster 4 Hits and earned runs: OFF
Weiman, s hits, / run In nine innings, off
Foster. 10 hits, runs in nine innings.
Struck out; BY Foster, Q Empires: Nallin
and Dineen
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-19

Philadelphia Pa. May ts.-Philadeiphia
drove Faber off the rubber IN the seventh
inning today and beat Chicago, 70 !, My
ers held the visitors 70 seven hits, Fclsch,
who scored IN tho first innng, being the
only player TO get past second base. Score:
CHICAGO PHILADELPHIA
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-19
Cubs whip Dodgers.

CHICAGO, May 1S~poubles by thinner
man and timely single IN the tenth by
Williams gave Chicago another win over
brooklyn, 70 3. The Cubs solved Fuckers
slow curve In the sixth seaton pitched "A
great game for Chicago. Score
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-19

bhtNtu Nnf itlbton IN hlAtHs
sBatted for Kantlehner in ninth.
Two. base hits: Byrne, Whitfield Three
base hit Byrne Sacrifice hit; Whitfield,
Double plays. Stock TO Niehoff TO Luderus;
Nehoff to Luderus; Kantlehner to Baird 70
Wagner. Bases on balls, OFF Alexander. ] (,
off kantlehner 2, Hits and earned runs. OFF
Kantlehner, 7 hits, runs IN nine innings.
Struck out; BY Alexander, 3. off Kantleh-
nor. !. Umpires. Rglor and Harrison.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-19

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Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-19
DENVER


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Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-19

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Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-19

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-26
POLICE CHIEF
is SUSPENDED
STEUsENVlIIE'S MAYOR TAKES
ACTION AGAINST HEAD OF
POLICE BUREAU.
Chief to Fight the charges-Aetion
Comes as Big Surprise-General
News Of Steubenvllle.

STEUBENNILLE. o.. Jan. 25-Con-
siderable surprise was occasioned here
today wnen Mayor W. NJ. McMaster,
who took office January l. suspended
Chief Of Police Henry F-ranckhauser
from duty. notifying him that he had
filed charges against him before the
civil service commission.
Three charges were filed against
the chief. to-wit: failure and refusal
10 serve a search warrant on a Ger
tain prominent s~peakeasy proprietor.
on January 3. the %yiolator subsequent
ly being arrested and fined 5000 by
the county authorities: incompetency
in handling n placing the men under
him TO locate s~peakeasies and gambl-
ing as instructed by the mayor. and
for physical disability. The last
charge pertains to the chief being
rather hard of hearing.
When served with the notice OF his
suspension. Chief Franckhauser in.
formed the mayor that he would fight
10 retain his office. The charges will
be heard before the civil service com.
mission within five days and decision
rendered on the evidence submitted.
II the decision is against him, IL is
said that the chief will carry the case
To the state commission and then TO
the courts.
That his effort TO dismiss the CHIEF
OF police from the service is but the
~iorerunner OF other radical changes IN
the various city departments, was ru.
mored today but could not be con.
urmed.
II Is said that II the mayor is sue.
cesstul In removing Franckhauser. the
new chief Of police will be Blaine Car.
ter, well known local tin worker. who
u Is said has been slated for the Jon
FOR some time.
chief Franckhauser has been on the
Job for over four years. lie went into
office with George W. McLeish. wha
resigned under fire last July. He was a
popular officer and his suspension
came as a big sunrise
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-26
CARDS POSTED
GIVING STEEL
WAGE ADVANCE
ElGHTY-FIvE HUNDRED MEN IN
THE DISTRICT ARE
AFFECTED.
Tonnage Men as We'll as laborers
Are Afeeted-ln Effect on
February list.

Further information was available
yesterday regarding the forthcoming
wage increases in the mills OF the
various subsidiary concerns OF the
United States Steel Corporation. All
told some eight-hVe hundred men will
be affected by the increases in the
Wheeling district. The increases now
announced. which become effective
February LIST. will restore WAGES in
all departments Of the iron and steel
industry 10 what they were before the
recent Two years period OF depression.
Cards are now being posted in the
plants, giving the wage advances in
detail.
In the mills Of the American Sheet
q Tin Plate Company, which include
the LaBelle in South Wheeling. and
the Aetna-Standard at Bridgeport. the
increase for the tonnage men in the
sheet department is at 1886 per cent:
IN the tin mills 8 per cent: for laborers
the advance is TO p cents per hour,
The present wage being 1875 cents.
The effect OF the increase in The
BeBwood plant Of the National Tube
company and the Bellaire plant of the
carnegie company. subsidiaries Of the
United States Steel Corporation. il not
known, the cards not having been
posted about the mills.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-26
Murderer Gets H.arinn

Andy klarusick, the Ramsey. Ohio.
miner. who shot and killed his wife
IN a III OF jealousy on Monday morn.
ing, will be given a preliminary hear.
ing al Mt. Pleasant. Ohio. on Wednes.
day afternoon at 100 o'clock. That
me murder was premediated is the
declaration Of the authorities and ne
VIII probably be held for murder In
the first degree The authorities have
learned from Klarusick that he killed
ms VIE because she disregarded his
objections 70 dancing with certain
young men so frequently at a wedding
celebration in Ramsey Saturday ana
sunday nights. lie threatened 10 kin
her several times during the celebra.
non and was forced 10 leave the dance
nail by the police. When his wife ar.
flNed home in the early hours of Mon.
day morning. a violent quarrel on.
sued n the murder resulted. KIaru.
SICK, IL is said made a full confession
10 Constable Dave McNasters VINO
caught him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-26

DIT. 81. e. Mccullough. health officer
OF this city. submits uIs report or the
ears 1915 As follows.
our city has been almost free from
t~nnLtElous disease. as usually Couzld-
cred. Two cases OF starlatina and uve
"i uiphiuyrtH are all that were reported
~N TESTS OF our principal sources
of drinking water show THAT they are
aI N'Il good or fair. except the hy-
I'dut water which few AS, for drInk.
.IE lIl 90 has been boiled. There were
during tI' year tifty-elght dsatuS.
OF this number twenty were under
Two years OF axe.
Tine as,ras, axe at death. o~xcIudiur
no sfiu born. was % years Z month
.nt D.. days. O. gain OF nearly turc,
.'ara over any year sine, 1905. and
about seventeen deaths p'r 1000 pYpu-
.Htlau.
The causes of deaths were reported
H. follows Cancer. O.. pneumonia. g..
2. ululd fever. q u,phritIs. g. sUasms.
strErere. d Dyspepsia. D. W|louuIul
cough. D accidents. N heart disease.
oIl.-fINs organs. 3D. paralysis. 3d. l.fi.
.Nul.t-. a, tuberculosis. o.. -~.Irlafu4. D.
rffl born. b total. .e. Births. II.. re.
-ptcffuily submitted.
j. g.. AiCtDLLDTGU.
Health OFFICER
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-26
Held for Murder.

Pstsey Jaunene. OF Follausbce ".
Va, was held for murder after a hear.
ing before Mayor David Maxwell az
Mlneo today. lie Is charged with tho
murder Of Samuel Sheppard. az Ninro.
about a week aCo Two other men
Who were arrested were held by Pros
c"uting Attorney ". G.. Brown a. i'm
portauf Witnesses Investigation into
the murder by the county authorities
developed tho fact that Jaunene was
seen n Tho vicinity Of Sheppsrd.s
house tho night OF Tho murder tbaf
Doe was known TO bear sheppard a
-ruase and had made threats against
hlW The Black Hand plot Of which
sheppard was thought 10 have been
a victim was d~iscredited by the au.
~ihorifies after a complete investIra.
ton. Jauucne who was shot through
me foot by sheppard was returned 90
the county Jail here today 90 await
me action Of the grand Jury. He is
charged with murder in the second
degree.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-26
Court News.

Elizabeth Barr has filed her petit
ton tor divorce from Chester {. Barr.
They were married July -. 1905 m
this city. There are no children.
Plaintiff alleges hat defendant has
failed 10 provide the necessities OF
life. Size asks for temporary alimony
and a divorce.
To the case of Joseph Sfef1 W.. VIM.
VI. Duncan. receiver for the W. * f..
H. r r.. no motion for a new trial
heine made. tho court has ordered that
defendant pay judgment in the sum Of
$1,000 rendered in favor Of the
plaintiff
The case of Emanuel Linehart W..
J.. T. A. q W. r. r.. has been settled
at cost OF the defendant. The case
OF Smilia ParsyIa VS.. Uauo PulgIui.
has also been dismissed at cost q.
defendant
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-26

u. c. Mcfadden. OF this city. is n.
Butler. Ia. being called there on a..
count OF the serious llness OF HI
father.
W. II. Marshall. who has been seri
ously III at his home on Marshall stree
Is not much improved.
Chester Shields. OF Fairmont. is spend.
INK several days here visiting viii
friends and relatives.
Miss Hilda McFaddon. OF this CITY
spent yesterday visiting with friends al
Wheeling.
Friendship Castle. No. z. knights of
the Golden Eagle. viii hold its rcgulai
meeting this evening in the AcAechrl
building.
Ihe Peoples party have range .,
ho- their primary election the comm
saturday. The Citizens Improvement
party viii hold its primary election Sat.
friday. February T.. The city eIectioI
comes on Tuesday. March z.
McMcchen review. No. .. Ladies' O..
he Maccabees. held n largely attends,
meeting last evening in the I. o.. q. j.
hall. at the McAechen building.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-26
can,t sIander the Dad

Holding that il was O possible Ia
SANDER the character of a dead per
son, Justice Downer. yesterday after
noon dismissed the SANDER proceed.
inss brought against Luka lee. oI
MInso. who was charged by Aneeline
M~eluikoyich with utteriug nase anl
malicious words rejecting upon the
character and chastity of her sister
Sonia P-roskovitch. the Austrian au
thoress. who was murdered i'm a 10
cal hotel mere about a year ago BY an
agent Of the Servian government. VINO
committed suicide. The Justice held
that "a corpse had no character and
dismissed the action.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-26
THREE BOYS
Who ESCAPED From Prunytown VIII b.
Taken Back Today-Were Picked
Up In This Vicinity.

Thre boys. Russell Jones. william
Smith and Bill Jack Grant, the fir
arrested boy Detective Hastings. her,
and the other two by the Bellaire o.
lice. will be- taken back 70 Prunytowr
probably today. The boys figured In
wholesale escape some time az
Guard Ritter is in the city. and vii
take the trio back. He also hopes o.
ccure others who escaped.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-26
M'MECHEN
X. Of p. Visitation.

McMechon lodge 80. ia. Knights Of
pythias, entertained the member OF
The Iytlian orders Of Marshall cOun-
o. last evening at their headquarters
boo the NcNecncu building at Seventh
and Marshall streets. McMecheu. The
visitation was the second of a series
of four arranged for by the Knights
To- Marshall county.
Many from all four Pythian orders
in the county were present each lodge
utIus vel represented. and a pleasant
.. tuIuE was enIoycd.
At tuc cJnciua4on Of the evening. the
VISITING - tulans enJOye Cd a sumptious
U44
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-26
"a Chsnee of Recoven-

Late today 30 was stated al the OHIO
Valley hospital that Dewey BrettelI.
the young man who was Injured while
Trying to board 20 freight train ON the
Fan Handle this afternoon. had O
'aauc az recovery lie was crushed
% bout the chest and may De- I .rnaI.
I' injured He is 10 years Of age
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-26
BIG GAINS BY
BANKS In OHIO
DEPOSITS OF STATE HAVE IN
CREASED DEPOSITS S3l Ooo,Ooo
Governor willis Grants Pardons and
Clemency 20 Many Convtcts-
General ONO News
I~ntelngencer Bureau

O0AunAbhhn Jan 81
The report Of Harry T.. Hall. state
superintendent of banks. Just made
public. shows great gains in the state
banks OF Ohio. Deposits have increased
s3l. 900. 900.
Between September Is and December
81. loans BY the 559 state banks. ttt
repOrt says. increased from ssbl.u-5.l"N
to S44.5Ss.N33. deposits, from trb1.14..-
1Sb TO Sb95 .lbS.2ub, cash and money Que
from other banks from Slll.sAt.slS o..
Sl26. 1888. total resources from
1900, 29O.ssS To S6e1.u6t .1Lt. ana reserve
from 20 per cent 20 p per cent
Columbus state banks have tu" great
est reserve OF any city in the state.
which the report gives as 20 per cent
Local banks show an Increase In every
item.
Comparative figures given AS OF Sep
TENDER 20 and December 81. respective
~, are: Loans. S6.423.UNl and 50, ab-,-,h
deposits. s9,2l4.lJO and SS.1b@.S5s. cash
and money due from other banks, -
S1l.3fO.5s3 and Sll.a3@.342.
Deposits ia Cleveland state banks dur
ing the three months are shown % have
jumped from &25>,3l2,2sl TO s-to.osv,-
727. a gain OF more than 10000 900.
Total resources OF % state banks iu
Cleveland are shown TO be SSll,32i.SfS.
as against resources OF SN3.ltl.tNE or
81 state banks In. Cincinnati. Resource
of state banks in other cities repors"d
are: Toledo. s3s.3G5.s625 Youngstown
s14.674.449. Akron. Sl5.5l5.59t, Canton,
SlO.36f.9T7. Dayton. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-26
MarrIaae

John l. Means. 20. OF Miugo juno
uuu and Agnes a. zimmerman. 20. 81
o~I'ub'nVill" samuel Matthews. 20.
or Cleveland and Bertha Edna Hollis.
-a. of Steubcnyille j. b. jefferson.
S~feub'uville and Elizabeth Maxwell.
Toronto.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-26

Governor Willis today ordered the re-
lease Of William hlstcr OF this county
from the Ohio peuitcutiary at once. he
was convicted last June OF burglary
and larceny and was given a thirty -
year term. George Is. Morgan OF Law
renee county. under fivc-year sentenc'
for forgery. was given a pardon. The
sentence OF John White OF Montgomery
county was commuted 70 twcnty years
He was serving for life.
other pardons and the conditions at
taChed are:
Adam Lancer. manslaughter, from
Tuscarawas county. TO report FOR one
year.
Brook county Fayctte county. shoot
ing TO Kill. TO abstalue from iutoNlcaufs
and report for three years.
Fred =. Ridge. Summl county. re-
ceiVed In 1871 ufteeu-ycar sentence, re-
duced 10 seven. TO abstain from intoNt'
cants and drugs and 90 report for three
years.
John Bryan. Cuyahoga county. pocket
picking. 20 report fuT one year.
kennar EakinS. Lawrence county
concealed weapons. Co abstain from ir.
toNlcauts and avoid gambling places
and 20 port ful TWO years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-26

morning. The purchase price was IN
the neighborhood of $500. II is un.
derstood that the old mill. a land
mark. will soon be RACED TO make
way for a modern baking establish.
ment. The General Baking company,
controlled by the Juergen's has been
seeking a location here for several
years. The advent Of the new com,
pany will be welcomed by progressive
Steubenville.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-26

" q bFHUTITUI WOmanI"
I'm glad you think 80. That Is M
Wife
81 congratulate you. old man. u
must be- a pleasure to lose every ar
gument TO "A woman like that."-De
troit Free Press.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-26
McMechen Br4efa

chestra selection; short talk. Dr. Fuller.
INVITATION song. r~efreshments.