The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-09
|C0I DMBLJ5 WELL ORDERED CLOSED
WHILE EXAM|NAT ION IS MADE
snAIrH OFFICERS BELIEVE TX
~ PROD GERMS LUEx IN
WATER.
g Cart, Deer and Lieut. .McN0tE are IL
- Other News Of tho Buckeye

~ Other News OF tho 6ucAeJs
-: state.
cor 1NHris q Aug. S.--Heal;h Of
asiicers believe that typhoid germs lUcN
lin the we'll at the twentieth StFt"' ~ :,
[EEina house and have ":dsre0 sHS. "a
- OH be ahandond for n" ,t:I. being an"
Eyer and Lieut.. hugh NCNHllE 'tlr 49, 49,
tst5lT at their homes and II IS believed that
ssIheir illness will terminate IN Lsh hhor.
SIerer. Many persons in The nS!s1 ZOO,
fSHodd have been drinking wafer ir"t..
EYhe well and a house t" house canvass
FssSwiu be made BY physicians
~. c>overnor Willis yesterday aTr"in,Hd
+s+he. following delegates I" ire conts, ,
,Eence on mining l.StS!a'l"n. 1" o. , ns.e'
fNorenber IS IN Eh!"aE"; 49,, Jog" Hh,3 H'p min.
iS9rs:T Percy Tetluw. Washlnct"rriits; J.
|is11P. Pritchard chief state mining lnSN'c,
sEstor; Walter S. N""dtord' NIe'''''''"' "''''
fsSDr. Riddle. Athens.
In order 70 continue recruiting !"r
b;sAhe Ohio National Guard tAr"uEh"nt IRE :;
tiESSero officers were arranging I" aSSIS'!
|snen from the different r"sirnentS /"
,sYistt all localities IN the star" 20 ru.,-
tggduct a campaign I" secure "niiS'iaeuii -: -
aSThese men will take the piac" OK 'i.I
EEayenteen VINO were discharged last SAL
Snrday after being mustered IN Tor re-
Gafutting duty. They We're men. wh" ha''
kSrhoSn. rejected from the service on &C
Kseonnt OF Slight physical disabilities hut
were thought 70 be fit FOR recruiting
Sgwork. The order 10 discharge he',
reversed a previous order that ~ :
EEahould be mustered in. camp officers
sid.
~ The supreme court OF Ohio. has rer-
s.iered decision in support OF the Naa-
s@tdity of the Smith one-per-cent law:
Recommending the budget c"nimis<:"n ~ "I
&sEnyahoga county 10 ss' aside 80, ,
YIE3S.4S as a sinking fund and interest %
iEprovide for outstanding ohlis2tions u.
sss5he. city Of Cleveland and CuyahoSa
e6urty. 49,, o-
ls:=s,nsnIsory curtailment of bond issues by
Observation-Disclosures If they expect TO nave
MEufttcient funds to pay running nN-
Expenses from year TO year; ~. e ,bs 49,,
sWing, which requires that sufficient tunas
are laid aside to redeem obligations ms
MEShey mature and 10 pay the ,n.etess
ENYhourh directed az Cleveland. The Te-
pision was rendered in the action
n5Brought by John I. HHaldan ATTORNEY
SacfinE as taxpayer. against m" county
Enudnet commission 70 secure supreme
ESsEourt ruling on tho ISSUE;
MIN a second ruling affecting tlcTe.
,s1and, the court held that the n"aro -:
sglad IN strnents o. valuations OF all rear
Eestate in the county this year. hui on! !
MIN certain specified sections. the 'NinCn
Sgard.
its Leopold A. raustino "f: Calaner,l
tEIaguna. Philippine Islands. VINO rs
HlGhio's first Ph.llpr!n" 'mrl"N". 'odaH
sYSsssurned ,ha duties Of fi!H ':l"rk IN IN"
BSoSfice o. SIat" Highway C"mnisSl0nfF
SClinton Cewen. t2Usiin"' has h""n STUDY,
tNdng mining engineering ~ hhi" StaI =
bts$s,niyersitS and experts 70 complete his
eSscourse there II" has bon in this "oan-
tEstry three and Il talf r"a:S. ENIdenily
GSs1e expects I" ;s;u:n I" iliS native !"n'i
fs.au5 enter tho government service. II"
SIS "a Gears old and IL" sou Of Il prom
RSSirent dry goods merchant.
n Robert Holland. negro. wn"
EsSsSithout superstition. selected Jun:
HE3.E 1918. to escape from III" Ohio
tSSpenitentiary. has boom arrested q; Sp0,
s@ksHe Wash. according 20 word r"rHiF'd
Els=Sbyf prison officials today. He was ar
e$aatested after no killed another negro and
SaNtraffic Officer who attnmpted - ar
NSfest him. Holland was receive" az the