The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-26
STEUBENVILLE
GIRL ABANDONED
ON A PANHANDLE
RAILROAD TRAIN

Steubcnville. u, apr! 49, I"OH'
lrr are cooperating with IN" ''''
burrh authorities in an effort 10 l"c"'o
the PARENTS or relatives OF ittl" lhr'',
yrar-old girl VIII" boarded an e"s'oo"""
rain on the Panhandle railroad mere
Saturday might, and who was turned
over TO the pittsburgh police ny the
conductor on arrival OF the train there.
The child gave her name as fl0rcnr'
MuZlnclli. No family of that name -
known here. but It is believed that Sh'
may live in some nearby community
and the authorities arc or the oPih'"''
the she was placed aboard IN" train ny
some older person with thcl del OF cast
ing her adrift Tho younGSter will h"
held in pittsburgh until some lhl"rlha-
ton concerning her is secured
May Recover.
STANLEY Zaleski. aged 81 years who
in n battle Sunday with Albert LcSk"-
yich. aged 40 years, shot and Killed the
latter. was reported 10 be somewhat
improved at the Ohio Valley hoSplla'
today and has chance Tor recovery
II, has a fractured skull said to have
been inflicted y l.cskovich before the
fatal shot was fired. IT has been deter
mined by the police that after the men
had fought over a trivial argument they
started for their homes. but both re-
turned to the scene of their battle. re-
nrwed the struggle TO determine which
was the best man and fought 10 XIII.
ZalcSki. If he RECEIVERS. vii! face muir
der charge.
Locked Her Out.
Margaret SENDER in a petition for d.
vorce filed in common pleas cour' mere
today. charges that Frank SENDER OBJ
jected to her aftiliatinG with the rAur'h
of her choice. and whenever she went 70
church she was locked out of tn" houSe.
She also charges him with NlcKlhG h'r
on the shins. beating her and threaten
ing to kill her with scissors She asks
for restoration to her maiden name OF
Margaret Wilson.
John Loomer.
John Loomer grocer. and ono of the
city's best known citizens entered into
rest at his home here this morning fol-
, lowing Il brief illness. He was o. years
Of age. and had been in the retail groc-
! cry business here for the past - years.
He is survived ~ one son. Samuel
! Loomcr, his partner in business. one
brother. William Loomer Of South IA
kota. also survives. He was a member
Of Holy Name church.
Held Banquet
Stcubcnvillr court No. +%l. Daughters
their hall yesterday afternoon and re-
ceived a class of so new members. the
degree work being conferred by the local
degree team, assisted by Mrs. Jane y.
Lear Of Wheeling, state regent. and Mrs
Anne Fisher of Wheeling. Addresses
were delivered by Mrs. Lear and by Mrs,
Hughes, past grand regent of Be!IalrS
court.
Go on Special.
A delegation OF about 100 Elks OF
Steubcnrile lodge, accompanied by
large delegations from East Liverpool.
Wellsyille and other Ohio valley ladgcS
will leave here on special train tues,
day at 2:10 p. nj. for Coshocton TO attend
the third annual meeting Of Elks of the
southeast Ohio district The ElkS band
Of Bellaire will lead the Ohio river dele
CATION in the parade ut Coshoction.
District Meeting.
The second quarterly district meeting
! Of Davis-Garland legion No. 81, l.. O,
o. NJ, was held at Moose temple here
Yesterday with 1900 delegates in at
tendance from eastern Ohio lodges.
New officers were installed, after which
800 candidates were received into the
order. J. Jack Stoehr OF this city was
installed at Great North Moose, thcp re-
siding officer.
Pleaded NOT HuAVy'
Albert Marquis and Charles Wenner.
indicted by the recent grand jury for
the theft Of cigarettes from Panhandle
railroad cars. entered pleas OF not
, guilty today and were released on $500
bond each George Ferguson William
Randolph and Russell Powell OF Dillon
vale. who were indicted for holding up
James Daniels Of that place and robbnG
him Of $500 recently. pleaded not
guilty and were released on bond Of
$1,000 each.
Going to Cuba
Wade Johnson. Coorcd ball player.
one of the best diamond stars eyer
turned out in this section. has joined
! the Pittsburgh Giants and leaves the
J first Of the month with the team for n
trip to Cuba. Johnson was tn" star OF
the La Belel iron works team last sea
! son, playing first base and taking his
regular turn in the box.