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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-03-31
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a 4 traIn vas getting NJ steam to
leave 4 eeriaIn station. i suddenly
parted in the middle Of course, The
communication cord broke md one
end Of It struck m old LADY. who va
standing On the platform. IN the face.
Goodness me- she gasped In a.
tonlahmznl Whit was that7e
The trim has broken IN Two.
madam.s sad 4 gentleman Who stood
near b.
And ! should inst think So saId
Tie Old ladY Indignantly. - she eyed
he broken cord Did Ihey reilly
think that Niece If string Ike that
could hold , train together Punch.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-03-31

HeK. Ralph = Hartman. student
NJ the Theological Seminary. Ianeaa=
ter. Pa. preached m excellent ser
mon IN the Reformed Church. sun
DAY.
Dr. AbdIzl VENT. Of Gettysburg.
vii preach Sunday morning IN The
Lutheran Church. Tie Sunday ser
vices are h follows. Sunday school
n , 4. III. Church services IT IN Il.
M. aud T. I services II u. III.
Rsf sehaefTer Of the Theological
Seminary. Gettysburg. filed the pull
pit at Emanncl.s Lutheran Church.
Of Manchester. n this charge Sun
day.
! comedy IN three aets. entitled
TEDDY or tie nHnaHaYa.s VII be
given April Isl aud stn. IN The Fire
men's Hall. ii hampstead. for the
benefit u tie Carroll County Hand
George Naifgang. Of near Line
bono. moved 10 I.lnshoTo. In he prop
erty owned y Jonas CAN'T.
Mr. MeekIeY recently moved II The
property of Samuel KFug. Of IIne=
boro.
Mis- Anna Tracy sIsIted friends IN
baltimore and heard Billy Sunday
Edward Cent?. employed b The
Chesapeake Engine Company. Of u.
ford. Nd. Visited his parents IN thIs
place. recently.
George nnnn recently made , bull
ness trip II Baltimore.
Hiss Mary STOW. Yho has been -
ting William Kopn and family. Ia
returned IN her home n NeH Oxford
MlHH Marx Snyder il visiting her
parents n Spring Grove
Mis- MaTF Konn has returned
Home afIgT spending s0mH IImH III
Baltimore I'll her sister. n Leroy
Relt
Mr an1 Afa HHIneH recently -
It'd their On IN naIILmnTe.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-03-31

Mrs.. HeIan I. KelIansh. Who ha1
conducted grocery store II this
plaee. moved Ii lie home Of Nicholas
Garna. n Pleasant iii. Pa
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-03-31
sfIII - BINS WITH coal IS
SOON IS f0U HAVE TIE SPRING

5UUN II IUI HAHE IHE 5THIHU
PRICES IN account u The eondI-
ton of the transportation facilities
this nlnler, : number NJ people have
already said 10 NJ. NO more Winter
Goal business Tor me-I,m golng IN
huy In the SUMMER this year. and
have ellnched To the above mentioned
naY. tive Smith : naifsnider lie
order nj their lesI price,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-03-31

Mr. TIIuH Haenef. auH genial black
smith. I'D famIlx naxa moved tn
Hlaek Eo9#. a. nd Mf. GHrtIH
stambaugh HaH taken eharEa Of The
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-03-31

The narty 40 placed m obHlTue=
ton IN tie RaehmHn.a Valley i. +.
between Mrlroge aud black Rock. Il
known aud I another at occurs IheY
VII haze IN abide xIIh he laR
The Mason : Dixon %. haze
shipped tHo carloads II ore n the
Thomas Iron %. NJ HIIleratoKn. u.
/ large automobile truck loaded
With furniture nf tn Jarboa broth
ers on their Ny from Baltimore IA
Nv oxford. ~ stuck faHt IN he
mud On Saturday evening and Here
unable n move until Sunday morn
Ing. when Mf George NenIz. IT.
hitphea his four mule - il md pull
81 II 10 The Pennsylvania line. The
truck Ms IN charge Of he driver and
tso assistants. Mr Nentz rs again
called Monday morning II : !. N. II
pull m automobile OIL II the aams
place which eame from Gettysburg.
"a
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-03-31

operated b the Garman Brothers. q
HrodbecI. P. continues 10 mike tt
regular DALI trip.
Walter McGea. who recently sold
his property at Arcadia. to David
Ducher. before the final settlement
was made, asked to be relieved Of the
agreement binding sale. and will MOI
move to q farm on the Eastern Shore.
IS he had anticipated earlier IN the
winter.
Money order blanks and other
paraphernalIa Of the Glyndon post
Office were found secreIed under some
brush IN Benson's grove, near
Arcadia. BY Workmen Inst week. Il
was supposed to be the place where
the Yeggmen who robbed the above
Office some time ago. stopped to sort
their spoila. About 5000 in stamps
was taken at the time.
CALEDONIA.
Mrs Carrie Murphy has returned
to her home after spending several
days With relatives and friends IN
Baltimore.
Miss Lauretta Shirley. Of Climber.
has returned n Ter home Afr
spending aeseral months Nth Mr..
and Mrs. Talbolt Buckingham
Mis- Myrtle MnralIx md Mr. In
monH blizzard anent one daY laHI
week IN Baltimore. IHsY alzo hard
Billy Sunday.
Misaea Nellie GfHnleIl and Flor
enee Lambert. Of Baltimore. Visited
their friend. Mis- AlYerfa Powder.
one daY IaaI week
Nf. and Mr. William Hartman ana
daughter. clara. Of baltimore. Visited
relatives and friends here Iast week
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-03-31

sssA8 aAAsAAaz - ~ 8Aa#AA3z
NesHra= :. II Wentz. Iohn u shoil.
]. I'm shnIi Grover Iz.sze anI Cha
Hnst Nera n HanaKer IN Saturday
last
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-03-31

Mrs.. IeIen | kelhaneh and His
Annie Murray Visited IN the vicinity
Of Hampstead On Sunday IaHL
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.I5ISEIlIlIlIl.

ReY. RALPH E Hartman. ; student
II the Theological Seminary. Ianeaa=
ter. Pa. preached m excellent ser
mon IN the Reformed Church. sun
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-03-31

Mf. md hrs. Nm. i I.Ippg and
daughter. Louise. anent Saturday g
enlng n tie home ri n L. l. RoYef
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-03-31
.II.IlIIsI.

Ar. an1 Nfa. HHIneH recently -
Itrd their snn II Baltimore.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-03-31

Mr. Joseph Fisher and Mrs. Thomas
Fleming spent one day this Week
9Th A.a PIelaE1 Enaua
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-03-31

Misses Anna and Ethel Grimm and
Frances and Jessie Gosnell visited
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-08
EXPLOSIVE PLANT
Al BEECH Bottom
oU POINT POWDER COMPANY RE
PORTED TO HAVE PUR-
CHASED SITE.
information Comes From Wellsburo.
But Is O~iscredIted by Local
Real Estate Dealer.

II was learned here Yesterday,
through a reliable source in Wells.
burg. that the Da POnt De humorous
Powder company has closed 4 deal
for the John Posue farm at Beech
Bottom, where il will erect an explo.
sive plant. The Pogue farm. said 10
have been purchased a. the site for
the plant, Is a tract OF g. acres and
is located just east OF tho Miller farm
ana I- situated about three-fourths
OF a mile from the uyC.. The nature
OF the plant other han The fact that
J. l. Tor the manufacture OF explosives
could not be learned
Mr. r. j. McCullagh. member Of the
reaI estate finn of McCullagh and
Reed. OF this CITY. said last r.ening
that in his opinion there was no truth
20 % story. ~ Dee believed il would
be impossible for tho powder com.
PAW 20 secure Tho Pocue tract
While he said there Wa "a possibility
that The deal mignt have been put
'l-1utu. DO was nos likely but a
rumor.
However. o. hos been known that
"a representative ui the Du Pont com.
pauy l's been iu fhis city several
Gay and if i- understood ON good au
thority that be- mss been looking for
. site lu this N,rtnlty where the com.
pany could locate This would be de.
s.rablc property inssmuch as they
could easily get sufficient supplv of
%-ulphur.c acid from Ir. -melter plant
90 TiltontiH..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-08
ACUTE ATTACK OF PNEUMONIA
FATAL TO CLAUDE H. VARNELL
sUccUM8s AFTER WEEKS Ill
NESS AT OHIO VALLEY
GENERAL HOSITAI.
Mas Prominent Figure In Sporting
World, and Formerly Owned
Fort Wayne Baseball
Club.

Claude II. Varnell. prominent figure
in the sport world, and up until a year
ago owner OF the Fort WAYNE club in
the Central Baseball league. died at
6 20 O'Clock yesterday evening at the
Ohio Valley General hospital. Death
was due TO an acute attack of pneu-
monia. which came upon Mr.. Narnell
at Pittsburgh n week & today. lie
entered the hospital last Sunday.
The body was removed 10 the Men.
del undertaking establishment. where
81 was prepared for burial. This after
loon at 4:3O o'clock. Wheeling Lodge
No. rs. b. p. O. EIks. OF which Mr..
Varnell was a member. will hold its
ritualistic services at the Mendel
chapel At 6 o'clock this evening the
remains will be removed over the RAJ.
timore and Ohio 10 Chicago. H.. and
from thence To Richmond. III Funeral
services will be held Monday at II
o'clock. az Richmond. the summer
home Of the Varnell family. and in
terment will be in that place.
Mr.. Varnell was born in Chicago
forty-three years ago. and was the son
Of the late : F. and Mrs. Narnell. the
latter surviving him. His early life
was spent in the sporting world. beins
a race track man OF considerable
prominence About eisht years ago he
came 10 this city where he became in
tnroeted iu 'h, Wheeling Turf EN.
change, and remained so connected un-
III its disruption about three years
ago.
In 1910 he purchased the Springfield
franchise in the Central league. whI,.
was later transferred 20 Fort Wayn,
with Jack Hendricks. manager. Hs
retained this ownership until about a
year ago when be- sold the club 10 a
syndicate OF Fort Wayne business
men. Mr. Naruou had been engaged
By Manager Nayin to scout for players
his coming season for the Detroit
Americans.
When q young man he was married
10 Miss Mabel Martin. Of Chicago wh1
survives him. He is also survived b.
10 daughter. Miss Beryl lie leaves
100. a sister. Miss Marjory. OF Chi
ago. and one brother. George. a
Seattle. Washington
Mr. Varnell was the owner 0f % fine
residence in Wo0dlawn. For q number
~ years after coming here no made
his home az the Mcclure hotel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-08
C0LERAIN

.,toLERAiN. o.. Jan. Mrs. : =.
Nlckers OF This place spent q Jew days
Hiclland. Ohio.
Miss Edith Walker has returned 10
"ooster where she is attending college.
Ar. II. =. Sipe Of Morristown returned
Wilh MS mother Al Morristovn.
MT Floyd Colvin who b. al the Nortb
W ISellhg hospital b. getting along as
wei as could be expected.
Mr; ana AIRS Howard Peterson anu
son Warner Of Richmond. have returned
nome after a few days visit With Mr.
Mrs; Abner Mail.u spent Il trN DAYS
WIN Der sister Miss Irene Horton o.
Mr. and Mrs. Milo Martin OF Wheeling
spent sunday e. the home q their par
Mr.. carl KahbeI who has been SIc,
VIII diphfh'rIa BE- getting along nicer,
Mr. Charles Lash ls suffering Win a.
Mrs. Jones OF B,llsire was th, que.
or AIR ana Mr.. a. D. White OF thi-
Mr. ana Mrs. lie Moline White O..
W teeliug have returned home alter
iGw days visit with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs g. *. Hoguo is suffering with th.
neuralEia a. her home az this place. y.
MS many friends wish for a speedy re
The sunday school board met a., m.
nom OF Nj. Wallace Buudy sunday AZ
M William Fulton was a caller in
Barton. buIo. uuday
Mr. Isaac Hogue Of this place has
returned home after "a visit with f.l,-
ives and friends az Somertou. Ohio
Mr.. Thurman Euckcr was "a caller Ia
Barton Tuesday.
Mr. Milton oAst was n business caller
In Wheeling. Wednesday.
MI samuel Major wa q business cal,
er 30 Martins Ferry "Wednesday.
Mrs VI r. Wise was a Wheeling shop
per Wednesday.
Nj Ei Walker was a Wheeling call
Miss Erma Coivin who has ben vi-
returned 90 her home.
Miss Norma Kirk has returned 20
lole tln after n weeks visit with her
Mr.. Frank Starbuck Of Harrieyfua
was "a business caller In Coleraln. Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. O.. IT. Walker were vis-
iting relatives In Mt. Pleasant and at
tending the Walker reunion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-08
Probate Court Proceedinu.

J. a. Bode filed a bond as guardian
OF Margaret Hill. an imbecile.
W. r.. WoOdcock ct al filed exceptions
10 final accoun Of w. +. Stewart. eNecu-
stewart.
T. J. Hall. administrator Of Margaret
Hall. filed final and d~istributive ac-
count.
7. j. Hall. administrator Of Valentine
Handschumacher. filed inventory. Proofs
OF publication filed OF notice or appoint
ment Of l. Armstrong. administrator OF
Alexander Crawford and OF settlement
accounts.
L. J .Boltz appointed guardian Of
oscar Boltz.
Hearing on settlement accounts.
John Bertschy appointed administra-
tor Of John &. Bcrtschy.
Settlement OF inventories filed with
auditor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-08
CRIMINAL COURT
Will be Featured by Arguments on
Oemurrers on Criminal Cases
This Morning.

Judge Alan II. Robinson will hear
arguments on demurrers in a number
Of cases that have been placed on the
criminal M docket today. PTe-
eminent mons these are the rematl-
ing indictments against certain mem
tiers Of the alleged blackhand gang.
Among the cases il that of Tony
Florentino. in which the defendant Is
charged with being a leader or Cam
orrista Of this gang. other cases VIII
be taken up and rial dates assigned.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-08
NEARLY ALL AMERICANS.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 7-Nearly
800 per cent Of the enlisted men in
the navy are citizens Of the United
states and the rest r mostly Fiiipi-
nos or from the countries OF insular
possessions. a letter from Rear Ad-
miral Victor Blue. chief Of the bureau
Of navigation. announcing this fact
was read today In the senate by re-
quest Of Senator Tillman. who had for
warded the admiral a warning he had
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-08
Probate Court.

First account nlcd in estate Of Thomas
Ia simpson.
Vincent s. VI. Moreilli appointed ad-
miri-trafur 81 the estate OF Joseph Mn
tosEN. deceased.
Anna Brausou appointed ndministra-
triN of estat. ~ Margaret de-
ceased.
Lost will probatcd in estate or inc
late Thomas Robinson
VII heard and probated IN estate OF
NJ. haei ZaEodzinski.
Jane \. Robinson appointed executor
of estate 81 Thomas Robinson. deceased
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-08
vs. vlRoINlA PATENrs-

As reported by ~ = Dunlap. patent
lawyer. ~ Wheeling. ~ Va. the pat
ent office roc0rd4 show the recent Be-
eue 81 tho following patents 20 West
Virginia inventors Addison T. Hon
man, New Cumberland. prD.sryiu-
fruit. Samuel - SmOof. Uimmock
asairnOr % 0nc-h7If fp vs. e. Uceeaus.
Mt Hope. powder flask Edward vs.
EufeL five patents Tor designs for
textile fabric
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-08
secret Indictments.

,r.r.s vnrrI wer. not made pun
ir N ie stated THAT all are against VI
,I...rs az tho liquor laws ana ihAl aL
,,1l h. made as quickly as pos
T.te,ft-.4 Do BE- declared. made "A
f.ur ~ jefferson ,lJutN ana 'rltl",.
II, ta.nra against "a lnrE" hhilh'i W
,sf.e fn various sommuuiti"~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-08
CARS DERAILED
Broken Flange Causes Bad Accident
on c. l.. & w. Division Of 3. & o.
at B~ellaire.

About fifteen cars loaded with coal
were derailed and partially demolished
on the G. l.. u w. division of the b.
~ @. road last night shortly after Z
O'Clock between Thirty-eighth ana
Forty-first streets. Bellaire. II was
caused by a broken flauge. No one
was hurt
4 gang o. about 100 men of the
wreck crew had the tracks cleared by
IL o'clock last night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-08
YOUNG COUPLE
COME TO GRIEF
AFTER FOUR STORMY MONTHS OF
M~ATRIl6ONY, BRIDE AND
G1COh LAND IN JAIL
mother OF Brdo Also Implicated aad
Locked Up@E Charges May
O~vClo0SrC.Donallc Ncws. .

sTEIBENNILLE o; Jan 7-Af-
Yer a stormy matrimonial career OF less
IMAM Tour months. -'aul Mitchell. "a. 81
popular .oung coal miner OF Plum run.
and ms youthful bride OF twenty sum
mers. who was formerly Miss Sofs,
Smulski. Of Norkville, have come To-
grief.
They and the brides mother. Mrs. 10.
speh Smulski. Of } Orkville. were brou CHI
70 the county Jail here to-day to await
The action 81 the grand jury. all having
Ten bound "N,r by Mayo BarEer. o.
Smlthhcic. uu serious charges.
Mitchell l b,.ns held under $500 bail
on a chars % pandcrtng. preferred l..
MS Nj &c tar,nts Ills wtlc and he.
mother are held under S-9V bond on g.
II" q 10 tnc alreads badly tangled
domestic affair are turth,. complica-
lions which may result Irouu an inscsti-
Eaiioh mo charges Iiat at tho um. OF
l''r marriage 10 Mitchell. on the 23d OF
last 81 tstuhcr. has bride had another
Tho Probate Court records show that
when application was made FOR "A licensv
Alt~. Ml,,h'u sa-c he. name As ANNA
Johnson. daughter of Joseph johnson.
Of N~orLVilic. She and Mitchell sSsore
10 these facts.
Vow IL is ulIegcd that al tha, time her
right name was Mrs. Francis Polusic.
and that h.r husband Was IA Poland,
hghung With the Russian army. she
htd been married To him several years,
II ~ charged.
The authorities will take no action
against Lr~ Mitchell Until these charges
are fully investigated. 90 - said.
AFTER being married hcrc by Squire
John Scott. the young couple wcul tu
Plum run To- reside. They did not get
along we'll. and last week Mrs Mitchell
departed. taking $50 with her. Her
husband had her arrested and she was
hound over TO the grand jury by Mayor
lstrger. She said she did not have the
money. as her mother had taken % away
from her. \ Warrant was sworn out
Tor hcr mother. Mrs. Joseph Smulski
and the court took similar action ia her
case.
Mrs Mitchsll's parents then had the
youthful husband arrested ON "A pander-
i-g chargo. ALLEGING that by threats and
illegal persuasion. lac had forced her
into an unwilling marriage. II ~
charged that Mitchell gave the Eirl some
J iud or a drug. ana shat Will. under
- of his DRUG he had COM
Dlct" control over her. compelling he.
To DO as hc desired. II Is further
charged that h. prompted the nsWer
10 questions put Co the girl when IN.
marriage license was secured here IN
September.
After Il preliminary hearing before
Squire LAWYER to-day. Mitchell was sent
- the county jail To await the action 81
the grand jury. Constable. cole. of
Smithnsld. brought Mrs. Smulski and
her daughter to the couut Iail
Air- Smulski caus here to-day from
NorkVillc and arranged to give bond FOR
the release 81 his wife and daughter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-08

rho FIRST Lost viii ever prob4t.d iu
Jefferson count was that OF DO. late
THONGS Robinson. which was probated
by Judge =. o.. Bslknau Thursday Fol
lovIu the death of Nr. Robinson the
widow vat the viii uwaN for safe keep
ing. nui now otnnot lind o. Tn. only
u'e' Of ktu. e. daughter. and th. widow
lHUfH -vur' 1s ID" HE contents Of th"
missing VIII. and 30 was admitted 20
probate. Til, e-tut" is valued at $500.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-08
Lieense commir.,or nnrz.

commission began receiving applications
for liquor Gems. o-das. Twenty-Five
Were received during the first day. and
~ - eNp".t'i that fully 200 applications
VIII BE- Ulsd Tor fno - saloon licenses
TO hs frnf'N Tho state LIQUOR license
commission has ruled that NlrCo whole
sale dealers can apply Tor license iu
Steub~nvill" without riyiug W their III
scuses VA MinEo. until They determine
whether or not they are successful here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-08
ATTRACTIVE CALENDARS.
viii be Distributed t. s.. Paurs Con
~rregatio-.

Attractive calendars nave been pre-
pared by Rev. August G.. Rasche. pas.
tor OF the ~St 'auIs Evangelical
church OF hhirty-eighth and Woods
streets. for distribution among the
members on Sunday. Do contains half
tones Of Rev. Rasche and Harry r..
Stupp. organist. also a photo OF the
cvhurch and the interior.
The work was dou by the Wheel
Ing News LithOgraphing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-08

The cas-. 81 !. J. Robertson VS. W ;,
cunningham has been s'it'd anu 'n'
costs paid.
lanes . Namely - al have MED an
.-.rf.u .saiuat samuel -. Trutlt 20 Re-
cover S-a-N..i. "a Judgment r"nd'red IN"
-f.t,ftf bN rho court some time axe.
and Witch ~ still unpaid. I'm afndaNll
n. r-attashmsnr was issued Tor money lu
IN. hands Of the Ia BELL" Iron works
tH.r. many.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-08
pmF Store chnnaer onnrtnrn

store across the street from his former
location into the newly fitted up room
iu the watson building. formerly occu-
pied hv the nocktlodsou. Air.. Rrubacn
has furnished the room with now shelv-
ing and other furnishings iu general and
now has ono OF the finest bust. ess
rooms 90 the city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-08

lie u a man Of ability, a good speaker
anu - very efficient in the scriptures.
Miss blanche McAndrews. OF Fair
mont, W. Va. Is visiting relatives in
Woodsfield.
returned home Thursday after "A short
visit with her daughter. Mrs. Friend
L. futile.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-08

Joseph ~S.wicklsy. 81 DillcnVale. was
arrested a. has home and brought before
SuuIre I.awl,-. charged with nou-sup-
port nf his Wifc and six children. lie
Wle nr.d $50 and costs. which was sus-
pended ON condition that he pay 20 a
NIX fa an. ~uuuort Of his family.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-08
Cose Continued.

The case against A. J. Tubaugh. an
inspector under the state liquor board.
or Woodsf1cld. who is under indictment
FOR shooting a former saloon keeper At
Jrbana. ohio. was set for hearing last
Friday. but was continued indefinitely
BY the prosecuting attorney at that
place.
10 Is the general opinion that Il viii
never be brought up again.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-08
Change Of fnee IN cour Home.

since the dis-continuing OF the office
81 district assessor, there has been "A
number OF changes or location OF the
different offices IN the court house.
making II much more convenient for the
officials.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-08

Mrs. W. ". Scales entertained the
Embroidery club Monday evening al her
home on High street. Tho fore part OF
tho evening was spent In fancy work
and later games were played and a two
course luncheon was esryed. There were
a number Of out OF town guests.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-08
Early Closing Hour.

II is stated that at tho next meeting
of city council an ordinance viii be in
PRODUCED providing FOR "a nearly closing
hour FOR the saloons which are 20 open
here in 30 dsve. u is expected that tho
ordinance Will provide FOR e. general
closing hour ~ - D. m. with tho cN-
ception y SATURDAY. when the closing
hour will bc midnight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-08
Mnrriare

James u. Irwin. 90, and Mary n FL
kin. n. both of SteubenNilec.
J,nn bruno. %. of MinEo Junction
and SuSi. Swurtz. 10. OF salt run.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-08
Fire Loss 3mallest Ever.

S~teuhenVllle D. laying claim go the
smallest fire loss i'm the state Of Ohio
during the year 1915. According To tho
annual report or Fire chief ". T.. Mar
I'm. ultd to-day. the clty'S fire loss per
capita. for 1915. ~ DO cents. compared
with 30 cents in 1914. - cents in 1913.
and Is cents IN 1912.
The rr" department a total
OF IL alarms. with a total loss OF but
S2.6TG. Of which S2.93O was covered by
insurauce. So that the actual loss was
hut S243. The fire chief. IN his rcport.
asks for the purchase of an automobile
for hIs use ia SOins 10 direct hrc-hght-
ing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-08
,y 1854 acres. Bethel tow

$500.
Elizabeth winland 20 Guy Harper. 30
acres Sunsbury township. SloO.
William r Miracle TO ". +. Conner.
e2ia acres. Wayne township, $4,000.
Mary a. Burkhart to Albert Haren,
2.I1 acres, bury township, 81.